A Manufactured Risk Differs from an External Risk in That

question 37

Multiple Choice

A manufactured risk differs from an external risk in that:

• A) external risks are accidental and manufactured risks are man-made
• B) external risks are environmental and manufactured risks are accidental
• C) external risks come and go quickly and manufactured risks can last for some time
• D) an external risk comes from the natural world and a manufactured risk is man-made

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