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IN A DOWN ECONOMY, FLEETS REPAIRING RATHER THAN REPLACING ACCIDENT- DAMAGED VEHICLES

Mike Antich

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SUBTITLE: SINCE THE ONSET OF THE ECONOMIC RECESSION, SOME FLEETS HAVE INCREASED THE DOLLAR THRESHOLD AT WHICH AN ACCIDENT-DAMAGED VEHICLE IS DECLARED A TOTAL LOSS. EXPANDED SUBROGATION RECOVERIES ARE ALSO SOUGHT.

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SUBTITLE: SINCE THE ONSET OF THE ECONOMIC RECESSION, SOME FLEETS HAVE INCREASED THE DOLLAR THRESHOLD AT WHICH AN ACCIDENT-DAMAGED VEHICLE IS DECLARED A TOTAL LOSS. EXPANDED SUBROGATION RECOVERIES ARE ALSO SOUGHT.

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SUBTITLE: SINCE THE ONSET OF THE ECONOMIC RECESSION, SOME FLEETS HAVE INCREASED THE DOLLAR THRESHOLD AT WHICH AN ACCIDENT-DAMAGED VEHICLE IS DECLARED A TOTAL LOSS. EXPANDED SUBROGATION RECOVERIES ARE ALSO SOUGHT.

Key concepts: Recession, Subtitle, Liberian dollar, Accident (philosophy), Business, Finance, Transport engineering, Operations management

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