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Business enterprises face two types of risks namely, Speculative and pure risks Speculative risks may arise due to change in market conditions that are caused by fluctuations in demand and supply, price change and also based on changes in tastes of consumers. Favourable conditions may result in profits in business while unfavourable conditions may result in losses Pure risks include only the possibility of two conditions, loss or no loss. For example, the situations of theft, fire and strike. Their occurrence may result in loss or their non occurrence may result either in loss or gain
Sunil may give suggestions to Mr. Kapil that every business has certain degree of risks and it is highly dependent on volume of production, and may also advise him to start the business in small scale with small volume of production and can increase if the market for the products pick up in the market
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