A may reverse the trend with huge expansion. B won't be able to sell as much as it can produce. C is going to attract more capital sooner or later. D is reviving due io development agencies'policy.

A the Bank of England's poor lending policy. B slow growth of average household incomes. C Briiish shoppers'defying financial logic. D wage levels that remain almost unchanged.

A Post-industrial Briiain,Requiring a Quick Fix B The British High Street,Hanging on the Cliff C The Great Britain,a Nation of Home-Iovers D The Local Councils,a Terminator of High Street

A is blamed for multiple intense fires. B is found guilty of negligence. C is coniributing to climate change. D is refusing to pay its current bills.

A force PG&E to pay for fire damages. B determine whether PG&E acted properly. C limit the cost of natural disasters. D increase investment in the energy sector.

A The oil-and-gas industry should pay for climate-change-related damages. B Climate change should not be viewed as the faulr of oil and gas. C The problem of a warming planet is too big for the courts to solve. D The judicial system has the responsibility to settle greenhouse-gas-related disputes.

A Who pays for climate change damage? B What causes devastating natural disasters? C Should oil and gas companies pay for greenhouse gas emissions? D Should governments stress disaster prevention or disaster recovery?

A Ii is viewed as a highly effective policy by proactive policymakers. B It pays those who rebuild homes in areas vulnerable to disasters. C It has passed on its debt burden to the government and the taxpayer. D It provides funding to clevelop climate change preparedness measures.

A parametric cover performs quite well in assessing the costs of misfortune. B companies need to buy several types of insurance to protect themselves. C companies and insurers should work together to protect against intangible risks. D insurers should keep updating their software to protect the privacy of their clients.

A the lack of funds to develop innovative products. B the swings in demand for intangible insurance. C the difficulty in pricing intangible risks. D the high frequency of cyberattack events.