Business continuation exposure involves the possibility of the owner’s death or disability. From the perspective of other owners, in what ways is the effect of an owner’s disability the same as and different from the risk of an owner’s death?

Business continuation exposure involves the possibility of the owner’s death or disability. From the perspective of other owners, in what ways is the effect of an owner’s disability the same as and different from the risk of an owner’s death?

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