3. James borrowed Zae's truck to drive up to Two Sustah's for a fish plate. When he pulled up in front of the place, the brakes gave out and James crashed into the storefront. James is suing Zae for not keeping his brakes maintained, and the Sustah's are suing both of the boys for the damage to their restaurant. This case illustrates and example of which kind of risk? (Circle all that apply.) a. Property risk b. Diversifiable risk c. Financial risk d. Liability risk

3. James borrowed Zae's truck to drive up to Two Sustah's for a fish plate. When he pulled up in front of the place, the brakes gave out and James crashed into the storefront. James is suing Zae for not keeping his brakes maintained, and the Sustah's are suing both of the boys for the damage to their restaurant. This case illustrates and example of which kind of risk? (Circle all that apply.) a. Property risk b. Diversifiable risk c. Financial risk d. Liability risk

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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