Most U.S. manufacturers have some form of business-interruption insurance, which generally covers profit lost following damage to their property, in this case, for example, if a U.S. company had a plant directly damaged by the quake. If a U.S. business has to stop production because a supplier can't deliver needed
parts, it can only collect from its insurer if it has bought additional protection, called contingent business interruption insurance.
parts, it can only collect from its insurer if it has bought additional protection, called contingent business interruption insurance.
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