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What can go wrong, which risks can be insured, and the four things a business can do about any of them.
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A bakery's freezer could fail overnight and ruin all the pies inside. What kind of risk is this?
A shoe store orders a new style hoping it becomes popular, knowing customers might ignore it and leave the store with markdowns. This is a:
A landscaping business worries that a storm could damage its equipment trailer while it sits in the yard. This is a:
A coffee shop spends money to add a drive-through lane, hoping to grow morning sales. What type of risk is this?
After several slips, a grocery store adds floor mats, warning cones, and employee checks every 15 minutes. Which risk-management response is this?
A summer camp cancels its rock-climbing wall after deciding the injury exposure is too high. Which response did the camp choose?
A restaurant buys liability insurance so an insurer will pay covered claims if a guest is injured by the restaurant's negligence. Which response is this?
A small retailer decides not to buy a service plan for a $90 printer and will pay repair or replacement costs itself. Which response is this?
A warehouse trains forklift drivers, paints traffic lanes, and requires mirrors at blind corners. What risk-management response is being used?
A food truck stops serving raw oysters because the owner does not want the illness risk tied to that menu item. Which response is this?
A concert venue hires a licensed security contractor whose contract requires the contractor to cover claims from its own guards' mistakes. Which response is this?
A fire damages a clothing store's building and destroys racks of inventory. Which coverage is meant to pay for that kind of loss?
A customer trips over a loose rug in a salon and sues for medical bills. Which business coverage is designed for this claim?
A stockroom employee hurts her back lifting boxes during her shift. Which coverage pays benefits for an employee injured on the job?
A burst pipe ruins a bookstore's shelves, carpet, and unsold books. Which insurance coverage applies to the damaged business property?
A caterer spills hot soup on a guest at an event, and the guest files a claim against the caterer. Which coverage responds to that outside injury claim?
Can a delivery company usually insure against the risk that one of its trucks will be stolen from a parking lot?
Can a restaurant buy insurance that guarantees customers will like a new menu concept and sales will rise?
A hardware store ignores a broken stair for weeks, and a shopper falls because of it. The shopper's claim is most likely based on:
A dry cleaner trains staff to follow fire-code rules, keep required permits current, and document chemical storage procedures. This is an example of:
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E-Commerce and Online Business
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