The difference between indemnity insurance and non-indemn...
The difference between indemnity insurance and non-indemnity insurance is that the latter provides
cover for exporters against risks
cover for importers against risks
full payment to the insured
consolation payment to the insured
Correct answer is D
Non-indemnity insurance tends to cover things with no real replacement value.
Indemnity means that the insured is entitled to a specific amount of compensation for a loss that is tied to a replacement, reimbursement, or fair-market value
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