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Why Are Employees Generally Risk-Averse

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Question 71

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Why are employees generally risk-averse?


A) Because they have an inherent dislike of risk
B) Because they are looking for the highest rate of return
C) Because their skills are often occupationally specific
D) Because their human capital is diversifiable

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