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What Is Speculative or Dynamic Risk

What Is Speculative or Dynamic Risk

Speculative or Dynamic Risk Definition And Meaning

Speculative (dynamic) risk is a situation in which either profit OR loss is possible. Examples of speculative risks are betting on a horse race, investing in stocks/bonds and real estate. In the business level, in the daily conduct of its affairs, every business establishment faces decisions that entail an element of risk.

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The decision to venture into a new market, purchase new equipments, diversify on the existing product line, expand or contract areas of operations, commit more to advertising, borrow additional capital, etc., carry risks inherent to the business. The outcome of such speculative risk is either beneficial (profitable) or loss.

Speculative risk is uninsurable.

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