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3 years ago

Which business risk is controllable

Business

2 answers:

sweet [91]3 years ago

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Currency rate fluctuations.This is ran by the government.

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andrew11 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

-the firm’s IT architecture

Explanation:

The options for that question are:

-fluctuations in the price of raw materials

-the firm’s IT architecture

-currency rate fluctuations

-change in import duties

A business risk is a situtation or a series of situations that can affect your business in different ways and that can cause you to loose money, from the options given in the question, they all are risks, but a controllable risk is a risk in which you can do something about, only in the infrastructure of the IT architecture the institution has something to say or do, all of the other are external factors.

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