What is the basis for the concept of risk pooling? a. law of averages b. law of supply and demand c. law of large numbers d. law of probability

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What is the basis for the concept of risk pooling?

a. law of averages
b. law of supply and demand
c. law of large numbers
d. law of probability

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A, because that is the basis for the concept of risk pooling.

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