All the following are necessary for an ideally insurable loss exposure except: A) large number of homogeneous exposures B) losses must be accidental and unintentional from the point of view of the insured C) losses must be measurable D) low probability of loss

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A low probability of loss would make the loss exposure more ideally insurable as it means the risk is less likely to occur.

All the Following Are Necessary for an Ideally Insurable Loss