【きけんかいひ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru
  1. risk aversion; hedging; danger avoidance
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. risk aversion
    2. This refers to the tendency to prefer certainty over uncertainty in decision-making, particularly in financial contexts. It often means avoiding potential losses despite the chance for greater rewards.
    He chose stable investments for risk aversion.
    She has a mindset of risk aversion, so she doesn't participate in high-risk projects.
  2. hedging
    3. This involves strategies used to offset potential losses in investments by taking an opposite position in a related asset. It is commonly used in finance to protect against market fluctuations.
    The investor used hedging to avoid losses.
    By hedging, he protected his assets from market fluctuations.
  3. danger avoidance
    4. This meaning pertains to the actions taken to avoid situations that could lead to harm or danger. This concept can apply to both physical and psychological contexts.
    The child avoids dangerous places for danger avoidance.
    He chooses a safe route every morning for danger avoidance.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to avoid dangerrisk avoidance strategyrisk aversion in financeability to avoid dangermeasures for risk avoidancebehavior of avoiding dangerchoice of risk avoidancetheory of risk aversionpsychology of risk aversionawareness of risk avoidance
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