The Difference Between a BOT Contract and a BOOT Contract

question 55

Multiple Choice

The difference between a BOT contract and a BOOT contract is that under the BOOT contract:

• A)the customer must observe all phases of the project process before the product is handed over.
• B)the project organization is obligated to complete the project on time.
• C)the project organization must take initial ownership of the product.
• D)the customer must organize the project's resources for the project organization.

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Definitions:

Debt

An amount of money borrowed by one party from another, typically used by companies and governments to finance their operations.

Acquiring Company

A company that purchases or acquires another company, typically to expand its operations or enter new markets.

Insolvent

A firm is technically insolvent when it can’t pay its short-term debts. Legal insolvency implies the firm’s liabilities exceed its assets.

Liabilities

Financial obligations or debts that a company owes to others, such as loans, accounts payable, and mortgages.