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MERICAN Journal of Public Diplomacy and International Studies
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AMERICAN Journal of Public Diplomacy and
International Studies
Volume 01, Issue 06, 2023 ISSN (E): 2993-2157
On Some Questions of the Formation Unified Risk
Classification System in Insurance Activities
Baymuratov T.M.
Candidate of Economics, Professor
E-mail:
bay_tur58@mail.ru
ORCID:0000-0002-1386-4364
Abstract
The article is devoted to the formation of a unified
multitasking system of risk
classification, in order to identify and assess them in general. The article argues that the problem
of risk, therefore, lies not in the plane of mathematics, but in its
formulation in the subject
language. The author puts forward a hypothesis that the unity, integrity and structural and
functional complexity of the risk transfer
system in insurance activities, risk management and
riskology require an adequate approach that would ensure the appropriate perception and study of
the object, its functioning and development in the future.
Keywords-
uncertainty, measurable uncertainty,
non-measurable uncertainty, risk, risk
value, risk attribute, risk factor, risk cause, risk minimization, risk neutralization, risk transfer, risk
assessment, insured risk, non-insurable risk,
types of risks, risk classification, classification of
endogenous risks, three-dimensional matrix of classification
of endogenous risks, business
process.
INTRODUCTION
Modern realities make it possible to reasonably assert that risk is always present where
there is activity, respectively, there is risk, and, conversely, if there is no activity, there is no risk.
The uncertainty of the situation, the importance of achieving the set goal, as well as the amount of
resources that ensure the implementation of the predicted result
are used as parameters
characterizing the magnitude of the risk, expressed as a combination of consequences and their
probability, the most promising strategy for preventing and neutralizing risks is described. In order
to most accurately reveal the category of "risk", it is necessary to define such concepts as
"probability" and "uncertainty", since they are the basis of risks.
In this context, the concept of probability is fundamental to the theory of probability and
allows quantitative comparison of events in terms of their degree of possibility. The probability of