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The biggest risk #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 21, 2005 4:24 am   The biggest risk
 

Test No. incompl/inter-35 "Planning a Business", question 2

The biggest ......... in business can be eliminated if you have sufficient capital to start with.

(a) scene
(b) risk
(c) encounter
(d) harm

Test No. incompl/inter-35 "Planning a Business", answer 2

The biggest risk in business can be eliminated if you have sufficient capital to start with.

Correct answer: (b) risk
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The answer is risk and here means possible danger.
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