$34.$ Hi$-$Rise Builders operates in a state with neither a monopolistic nor a competitive state fund for workers compensation insurance. Due to its past loss experience, Hi$-$Rise cannot find a private insurer willing to provide its workers compensation insurance. Hi$-$Rise may, however, be able to buy workers compensation insurance from

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a$.$ the state's department of insurance.

b$.$ the federal emergency management agency.

c$.$ the state residual market facility.

d$.$ the federal employers liability agency.

$35.$ In State $"$M$,"$ workers compensation insurance is available from either private insurers or an insurance facility established and funded by the state that competes with private insurers. State $"$M$"$ is a state with

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a$.$ a competitive state fund.

b$.$ a monopolistic state fund.

c$.$ a state residual market plan.

d$.$ an involuntary private market plan.

$36.$ Builtwell Construction Company hires Flushaway Plumbers, a subcontractor, to perform plumbing work on a number of its projects. If Builtwell's controller cannot provide evidence to its workers compensation insurer, Crown Casualty, that Flushaway Plumbers has workers compensation coverage, Builtwell could

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a$.$ be held responsible for providing this coverage to Flushaway's employees and charged the applicable premium by its insurer.

b$.$ be held strictly liable for injuries to Flushaway's employees.

c$.$ be required to provide employee benefits to Flushaway's employees.

d$.$ have its policy canceled by Crown Casualty for fraud.