Georgia Property & Casualty Practice Exam

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What type of coverage would typically protect a retailer against loss of inventory due to theft?

Liability insurance
Property insurance
Life insurance
Health insurance

The correct answer is: Property insurance

Property insurance is designed to provide coverage for physical assets, including inventory, against various risks such as theft, fire, vandalism, and certain natural disasters. For a retailer, this type of coverage is essential as it safeguards against the financial loss that can occur if inventory is stolen. Liability insurance, on the other hand, protects against claims of injury or damage inflicted on others due to the business's operations, but does not cover inventory loss. Life insurance and health insurance are policies intended for personal protection related to health and life, and they do not provide coverage for a business’s inventory. This makes property insurance the most appropriate and effective choice for a retailer aiming to protect their stock against theft.