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Risk management in command economies:
(i) tends to be done poorly because government officials do not understand risk.
(ii) tends to be done poorly because decision-makers are insulated from the risk of making a poor decision.
(iii) is easy because the government controls most activity and can eliminate risk.
(iv) is easy because there is no risk.
Risk management in command economies:
(i) tends to be done poorly because government officials do not understand risk.
(ii) tends to be done poorly because decision-makers are insulated from the risk of making a poor decision.
(iii) is easy because the government controls most activity and can eliminate risk.
(iv) is easy because there is no risk.
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