Given:
<span>Ashley, bought the car with some of his own money and the rest a car loan.
Nikki bought the car with cash.
Jared leased the car.
</span><span>My Answer: Nikki has the option to choose the less expensive liability-only insurance coverage.
Because Nikki paid the car in cash, the ownership of the car is fully Nikki's. Thus, she can choose the less expensive liability-only insurance coverage without any party objecting to her choice.
Ashley co-owns the car with the company or bank she loaned the balance to. She has to heed the decision of the co-owner.
Jared does not own the car. He only leased it.
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Answer: (B) Systematic, Unsystematic
Explanation:
The systematic risk is one of the type of investment and it is measured by investment return covariance in the market. The systematic risk is basically divided by market risk once it is calculated.
The premium risk of the security is mainly determine by the systematic risk and it is not depend upon its unsystematic risk.
The unsystematic risks is basically inherited from the specific industry and the risk can be reduced by the diversification.
Therefore, Option (B) is correct.
Answer: Option C
Explanation: Sovereignty is a governing body's absolute right and authority over itself, without intrusion from third party sources or bodies.
Sovereignty is a substantive term in political theory defining supreme authority above a certain polity.Hence any law that is implemented in USA will be followed only by american companies or foreign companies operating there. These laws are not applicable for German firms due to their principle of sovereignty
Not trying to be rude but that’s too much for too little amount of points
That’s technically an entire book page of reading
Answer: miscellaneous code
Explanation:
The HCPCS level II miscellaneous codes include miscellaneous not otherwise classified codes that are reported to the food and drug Administration when a durable medial equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies (DMEPOS) dealer submits a claim for a product or service for which there is no existing HCPCS level II code.