5. Patricia owns significant shares in an airline. There has been much speculation inthe news that the price of oil may go up, negatively impacting the airline's profits.Patricia is contemplating buying stock in an oil and gas company as a way tocover her investment. This risk management strategy is commonly known asa. Self-insuranceb. Hedgingc. Loss Preventiond. Avoidance

A risk management strategy generally gives a well-organized structured and coherent process to…

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