Final answer:
Option 4, 'All of the following are risks involved in risk identification' is not a specific type of risk, but a statement encompassing all listed risks; the other options represent specific risks in risk assessment.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question 'All of the following are risks involved in risk identification EXCEPT?' implies a need to identify which among the listed options is not a risk typically identified during a risk assessment process. However, the option '4) All of the following are risks involved in risk identification' is not a specific type of risk but rather a statement that all listed risks are a part of risk identification. Typically, in risk assessment, economy risks, enterprise risks, and business process risks are all valid categories of risks that organizations must consider. Therefore, the correct answer here would be option 4, because it is not a standalone risk but a meta-statement about the other options.