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    The Introduction of Insurance Makes Sense Only in a Society
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The Introduction of Insurance Makes Sense Only in a Society

Question 7

Question 7

Multiple Choice

The introduction of insurance makes sense only in a society where something is


A) expensive
B) uncertain or unknown
C) heavily advertised

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