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| Exposure to loss as a result of default on financial transaction or a reduction in a security's market value because of decline in credit liquidity of the debt issuer. |
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| Risk resulting from adverse movements in the level or volatility of market prices of securities, commodities and currencies. |
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| Occurs when customers are injured on company premises or by a company's product or service. |
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| Risk of unexpected losses arising from deficiencies in a company's management information, support, control systems and procedures. |
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| Risks due to impact from the environment. |
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political
economical
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| Risks due to the political/economic environment in which the company operates. |
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| The range of activities that an organization intentionally undertakes to understand and reduce the effects of risk. |
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| An investor, when faced with two investments with a similar expected return but different risks, will prefer the one with lower risk - "playing it safe." |
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| Indifferent to risk, usually only concerned about the expected return on their investment and not the risk they take on. |
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| Investors who search for greater volatility and uncertainty in investments in exchange for anticipated higher returns. |
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1. Preserves data integrity.
2. Eliminates data redundancy.
3. Limits data views.
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| What are the purpose of data bases (3)? |
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| Collection of related items (customers). |
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| A single item in the collection (John Doe). |
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| A characteristic about a single item (age). |
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| Attribute that makes each row unique in a table (CustomerID). |
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| Non-key column that links to a primary key in another table. |
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| Comprised of a primary key and table attributes. |
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