What Distinguishes the Duties of Reimbursement and Indemnification

question 106

Multiple Choice

What distinguishes the duties of reimbursement and indemnification?

• A) Reimbursement is an agent's duty, while indemnification is a principal's duty.
• B) Reimbursement is a principal's duty, while indemnification is an agent's duty.
• C) Reimbursement relates to expenses incurred by the agent that were authorized by the principal, within the scope of the agency, and necessary to discharge the agent's duties in carrying out the agency, while indemnification typically relates to losses suffered by the agent because of the principal's misconduct.
• D) Reimbursement relates to third parties, while indemnification relates to the principal.
• E) Reimbursement applies only to actions that were within the scope of the agency, while indemnification relates to all actions of the agent.

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Definitions:

Production Costs

The total expenses incurred in manufacturing a product or offering a service, including raw materials, labor, and overhead.

Consumer Income

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Demand Curve

A graph showing the relationship between the price of a good and the quantity demanded at those prices.

Consumer Income

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