Compensate for the risk. Delay an action. Reject the risk. Transfer the risk. A squad needs to cross a narrow footbridge across
a windy, mountain chasm to execute a critical mission. The squad leader is concerned about the hazards and associated risk, so he raises the issue to the platoon commander. The platoon commander directs that each member of the squad become linked to a single rope that is anchored to a nearside belay. This directive is an example of which type of risk control
In the context of the scenario given , risk is defined as a form of exposure to a potential dangerous situation.
It is necessary for any person organization facing a risky situation to look for ways of minimizing or avoiding the risk in order to reduce related losses. Risks can be avoided through transfer , rejection , delayed action and compensating the risk,
The method of risk aversion described in the scenario is to compensate the risk.
Compensating the risk is a risk control method of using an alternative means to achieve a particular purpose in order to avoid the related risks to using the initial method.
a) The federal funds rate has a higher interest rate than the discount rate to encourage borrowing
Explanation:
The Feds fund rate is the rate at which banks borrow from each other usually overnight, while the discount rate is the interest rate charged by the Fed to commercial banks for borrowing directly from the Fed.
These borrowings help the commercial banks meet up their liquidity requirements.
The discount rate is higher than the Fed funds rate. This is to encourage banks to borrow from each other instead of borrowing directly from the Federal Reserve.
The Fed fund rate also tends to affect the prime lending rate (rate at which banks lend money to their clients).
So the statement - The federal funds rate has a higher interest rate than the discount rate to encourage borrowing. Is not correct
Firms that are purely competitive provide a standardised (same or homogenous) product. Consumers will be unconcerned about whose vendor they acquire the goods from as long as the pricing is the same.
Monopolistically competitive companies make a typical profit in the long run since entrance into the market is easy. The sort of goods supplied distinguishes oligopoly from perfect competition.
