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The period for which policy is taken is known as​

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Answered by mandharry442
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fiscal policy

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Answered by Anonymous
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The period for which policy is taken is known as​ the policy period.

  • The Policy Cycle correctly is the specific term used to typically denote the considerable length of a specific policy.  
  • The policy period properly includes the proper time across the effective date and time of the inception of the policy and the time and date of expiration.
  • The length of a policy period typically depends on the ideal type as well as insurance carrier. In most cases they are six months or one year.

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