Expected Gross Risk Is a Function of the Initial Expected

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Expected gross risk is a function of the initial expected gross risk, reduced risk exposure due to controls, and cost of controls.

Understand the variety of community-based programs for helping victims of domestic violence as described in Sokoloff's article.

Analyze how these programs address the larger structural issues associated with domestic violence.

Understand the importance of saying "no" in nonprofit collaborations and its impact.

Recognize significant obstacles in collaborative efforts, particularly the challenge posed by differing organizational cultures.

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Labor Force

The total number of people employed and those actively seeking employment in an economy.

Discouraged Workers

Individuals who are not actively seeking employment because they believe no jobs are available for them or there are no opportunities for which they qualify.

Unemployed

Individuals who are capable of working and are actively seeking employment but are unable to find a job.

Unemployment

The state of being without a paid job despite seeking employment.