Assuming that a study on risk management practices is to be conducted among 4,488 entrepreneurs wherein 2,244 are college graduates, 1,346 are high school graduates and the remaining 898 are elementary graduates Furthermore 1,795 of them are into food business, 1,571 are into merchandising or trading business and the others 1,122 are into services business. REQUIRED: Please make a close ended question to be put in the questionnaire about the variables above.

Assuming that a study on risk management practices is to be conducted among 4,488 entrepreneurs wherein 2,244 are college graduates, 1,346 are high school graduates and the remaining 898 are elementary graduates Furthermore 1,795 of them are into food business, 1,571 are into merchandising or trading business and the others 1,122 are into services business. REQUIRED: Please make a close ended question to be put in the questionnaire about the variables above.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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