c. Some Japanese leaders blame America's trade problems on our overweight, underworked, illiterate workers. Is it true? Let's concede the waistline point; after all,where else in the world is dieting big business? And thoughtful Americans have long argued that the illiterate faction of our work force is disgracefully high...
d. The underwriter realizes this and certainly does not set out to make life difficult for his agency colleagues. However, he has a job to do. Part of that job is to ensure that people who attempt to buy policies because they expect to“die”soon do not succeed in fooling him and his company.