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kvv77 [185]
4 years ago
5

"In order to recommend a variable annuity to a customer, the representative should have a reasonable basis to believe that the c

ustomer would benefit from:"
Business
1 answer:
Mrrafil [7]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

D. I, II, III

Explanation:

For suggesting a variable annuity to a customer, the representative has the reasonable basis to trust the customer that gained from growth of the deferred tax for the separate account, the trust of receiving the income for life and the living or death benefit allowed in the contract

So here they all three give conditions should be considered as they are relevant

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Price Variance $8,050            U  

Quantity Variance $920.00          F $7,130.00 U

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Efficiency varianc $10,350.00 U $6,390.00 U

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Rate variance       $4,370.00 F  

Efficiency variance$3,450.00 U $920.00         F

Excess of actual cost over standard cost per unit   $12,600.00 U

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Variance  

Excess of actual over standard                                                $12,600.00 U

cost per unit  

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Variable overhead Efficiency variance $3,450.00  U     $13,800.00 U

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