An entrepreneur opens a new outdoor amusement park and is consulting with an agent to secure commercial insurance. According to the core elements of an insurable risk, which of the following proposed coverages represent valid, insurable exposures? (Select all that apply)
- Protection against financial loss resulting from a sudden lightning strike destroying the park's main ticket officeCevap
- Protection against liability claims arising from a patron accidentally slipping and sustaining an injury on a wet walkwayCevap
- CProtection against diminished ticket sales if a new competitor opens a larger amusement park nearby
- DProtection against the mere presence of overloaded electrical circuits discovered by a municipal safety inspector
Cevap
The valid insurable exposures are the protection against financial loss from a lightning strike and the protection against liability claims from a patron slipping.
The correct answers identify pure risks where the potential loss is accidental, definite, measurable, and unintended. Property damage from lightning and liability for visitor injuries perfectly meet these mandatory criteria for insurable exposures.
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An ideally insurable risk must be a pure risk (involving no chance of gain) that is accidental, definite, measurable, and represents an actual loss caused by a peril rather than just the presence of a hazard.