I. risk [rɪsk] СУЩ.
1. risk (chance):
2. risk мн. отсут. (danger):
3. risk (person, business):
4. risk (cause of danger):
- risk
- zagrożenie ср.
risk СУЩ.
- admissible risk
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high-risk ПРИЛ.
- high-risk securities
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political risk СУЩ.
- political risk
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risk adjustment СУЩ. ЭКОН.
risk assessment СУЩ. ЭКОН.
- risk assessment
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She said she believes strict oversight and risk adjustment can be done.
www.huffingtonpost.com Risk adjustment payments are calculated partly on insurer's prior experience, but new insurers don't have as much claims data, making their memberships look healthier than they really are.
www.chicagotribune.com Underwriting and risk adjustment is prohibited, and initial premiums can vary solely by age at enrollment.
www.heritage.org With the standard risk adjustment program and the $20 billion back-door reinsurance program subsidy, there is no need for the risk corridor program.
thehill.com Although the degree to which risk adjustment is consistent with a uniform national approach remains open for debate.
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