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A corporate treasurer is typically responsible for each of the following duties EXCEPT
 
  A) cost accounting. B) capital expenditures.
  C) credit management. D) cash management.

Question 2

Ellen believes the value of the loss to her home is 30,000. The insurer has offered 18,000 to settle the loss.
 
  If Ellen and the insurer cannot agree on the value of the loss, which homeowners policy provision specifies how this dispute will be settled?
  A) insurer's option
  B) appraisal clause
  C) loss payment clause
  D) mortgage clause


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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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