Investment Risk Refers to the Likelihood of a Loss

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Multiple Choice

Investment risk refers to the likelihood of a loss. All of the following given below are types of investment risk EXCEPT.

• A) Liquidity risk - losses resulting because invested dollars cannot be accessed. Losses may occur from penalties for early withdrawal, for example.
• B) Economic Risks - one of the most obvious risks of investing is that the economy can go bad.
• C) Default risk - the possibility of a loss resulting from the bankruptcy of an organization in which funds were invested.
• D) Market risk - the possibility of a loss resulting from choosing a relatively poor investment from a large pool of investments.

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Definitions:

Opportunity Cost

The expense incurred by not choosing the second-best option when making a decision.

Scarcity

The basic economic issue arises from endless human desires and needs in a context of scarce resources.

Full Production

The level of production where a company or economy is maximizing its use of resources and operating at its highest efficiency.

Full Employment

Refers to the condition in the labor market where virtually all who are willing and able to work at prevailing wage rates are employed.