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Risk is the potential for a loss due to uncertainty. Uncertainty is an unknown event, quantity, quality or outcome.Risk vs UncertaintyWithout uncertainty there is no risk. That is to say that when outcomes are fully known in advance, decisions can be optimized to minimize losses. Risk is inherent in all action and inaction because future outcomes always involve an element of uncertainty.
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| Risk | Uncertainty | Definition | The potential for losses due to uncertainty. | An unknown event, quality, quantity or outcome. | Relationship | Risk is a result of uncertainty. | Uncertainty causes risk. |
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