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a monetary loan is to a certain extent a less reliable form of wealth than real property. However,
such an opportunity should be wholly or almost wholly reflected in and, therefore, compensated
for in the price of real non-expendable property” [8].
At the same time, J. M. Keynes notes that these risks are closely intertwined - for example,
the borrower, participating in a risky project, seeks to get the largest possible difference between
the interest on the
loan and the rate of return; the creditor,
given the high risk, also seeks to
maximize the difference between the net rate of interest and his interest rate. As a result, the risks
are "superimposed" on each other, which is not always noticed by the subjects of the economy, for
example, investors. Theoretical achievements and his macroeconomic
method were included in
the golden fund of economic science.
We are most interested in the classification of R. Knight - D. Pretty (Fig. 2), where the sign
is the management method, put in line with a certain type of risk. However, this sign is not clear
due to the fact that the established correspondences are only of primary importance, and in practice,
tools specific to another type can be applied to one type of risk, and it is also characteristic that the
tools can be combined.
Fig. 2.
Classification of risks according to R. Knight - D. Pretty
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Currently, in almost every scientific development on the definitions of risk, there are
several options for their classification. In most cases, the selected criteria (features) do not allow
covering the entire set of risks, however, a number of the main risk features appear in them.
It should be noted that there are a number of postulates (concepts) for a reasonable risk
assessment [9]:
the risk is associated with the assessments (expectations) and decisions of the subject,
but at the same time does not exist without regard to them;
risk reflects the decisions
by which time is connected, although the future cannot be
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Compiled
by the author, based on the classification Neil, A. Doherty// Neil, A. Doherty (1985).
Integrated Risk Management
Techniques and Strategies for Managing Corporate Risk Neil A. Doherty/ A. Neil. N. Y., McGraw. //http://ppm.your-
assets.com.ua/_ld/1/110_Doherty_N._-_In.pdf.
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