Unit 6: Risk Flashcards

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How could a person who prefers not taking a risk be described as?

A

Risk-averse; or they tend to advert risks

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What is meant by spreading the risk?

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Spreading the risk means to invest into multiple fields in case one fails; diversification; don’t put all your eggs in 1 basket

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What are the 4 things to do when encountering a risk? and elaborate on them.

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Predict: to say what will happen in the future
Meet: to come into the presence of
Assess: to evaluate or calculate
Manage: to be in charge of; to succeed

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4
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What is meant by to gauge?

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To gauge means to measure or to estimate something

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5
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What is an industrial espionage?

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Industrial espionage is the practice of spying on other companies to obtain information

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6
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What is a shakeout?

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A shakeout is an upheaval or reorganization of a business due to competition and typically involving streamlining and layoffs

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Elaborate on venture capitalists

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Venture capitalists are people who invest money into multiple businesses at a time in hopes of one or two succeeding to get a return.

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What is meant by management complacency?

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Management complacency is when employees stop being actively engaged in their work, stop solving problems, etc.

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9
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What is meant by non-sufficient funds?

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Non-sufficient funds (NSF) is when the holder of a checking account is overdrawn; sometimes referred to as a dishonored cheque

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10
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What is a terms of payment; what is the most common type of it?

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A terms of payment is a documentation that details how and when your customers pay for your goods or services; the most common type is a 30 days credit, meaning that the buyer has 30 days from the date of the invoice to pay the amount due

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What does OAC stands for? elaborate.

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OAC stands for on approved credit, meaning that the lease and finance rates advertised are subject to approval based on your credit rating

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