_________ method of underwriting is suitable while deciding a complex case, e.g. whether to give insurance to someone who has acute diabetes.

_________ method of underwriting is suitable while deciding a complex case, e.g. whether to give insurance to someone who has acute diabetes. Correct Answer Judgmental

Judgmental method of underwriting is suitable while deciding a complex case, e.g. whether to give insurance to someone who has acute diabetes. Under this method, subjective judgment is used, often relying on the expert opinion of a medical professional known as the medical referee, especially when the deciding case is complex.
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