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One concern that a creditor rarely has is: a. will the creditor have priority over other creditors? b. can the debt be satisfied by the possession and sale of the collateral? c. will the debtor have enough in the bank to continue in business?

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The correct answer is letter "C": will the debtor have enough in the bank to continue in business?

Step-by-step explanation:

A creditor loans money or provides goods or services to another person or entity (the debtor) with the expectation of being paid back in the future. The creditor lends money in the form of a loan. They are usually not concerned about if the debtors have enough funds to continue in their business since the only worry about the responsibility of businessmen with them in terms of the loan. In front of bankruptcy, the creditor can request part of the company's assets as collateral for the payment of the unpaid debt.

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