Which of the following are examples of diversifiable risk?1. I. An earthquake damages an entire town2. II. The federal government imposes a $100 fee on all business entitiesOOOOO3. III. Employment taxes increase nationally4. IV. All toymakers are required to improve their safety standardsI and IV onlyI and III onlyII and III onlyII and IV onlyI, III, and IV only

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Which of the following are examples of diversifiable risk? 1. I. An earthquake damages an entire town 2. II. The federal government imposes a $100 fee on all business entities 3. III. Employment taxes increase nationally 4. IV. All toymakers are required to improve their safety standards I and IV only I and III only on only

Which of the following are examples of diversifiable risk? 1. I. An earthquake damages an entire town 2. II. The federal government imposes a $100 fee on all business entities 3. III. Employment taxes increase nationally 4. IV. All toymakers are required to improve their safety standards I and IV only I and III only on only

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