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An investment banker assumes underwriting risk in both negotiated purchases and privileged
  subscriptions with standby agreements.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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In the state where Susan lives, drivers whom private insurance companies do not want to insure are placed in a common pool, and each insurer pays its pro rata share of pool losses and expenses.
 
  A common policy is used for all high-risk drivers. Susan's state handles high-risk drivers through a(n)
  A) automobile insurance plan.
  B) joint underwriting association.
  C) pure no-fault plan.
  D) specialty auto insurer.
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