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@AKLein18
The first one is D because you would need to show that you can pay the loan before getting the loan to make payments(along with payments). The second is to pay bills early (since then you wouldn't need to pay interest in which saves money from being spent; keeping a cash reserve helps save money also by keeping it reserved, but it itself does not physically take in money(not effecting the cash flow)). The third would be revolving credit(?) I think(or installment) (revolving credit is like a credit card; installment credit is like paying 200 dollars each month on a two thousand dollar loan; line of credit is like paying a house equity loan)(installment and revolving are opposite where installment's payment is fixed per month and revolving can fluctuate). The next question would be Debtor and the following, installment credit (for reasons previously stated). A natural disaster is an example of a pure risk (which is like tornados, floods, fires, natural events/unable to control, etc.)(insurance risk- the risk the insurance takes for the customer; speculative risk- like buying stocks; economic risk- I think is more along the government). And the last one is principle and interest. I hope these are right and hope this helped a little :). Good night.
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