the risk which is inherent in a firm's operations even without the use of debt is known as business risk and is commonly measured by a. calculating the firm's unleveraged beta score. b. using the standard

the risk which is inherent in a firm's operations even without the use of debt is known as business risk and is commonly measured by a. calculating the firm's unleveraged beta score. b. using the standard deviation of the firm's return on invested capital. c. determining the operating leverage. d. comparing the level of financial risk to the market risk. e. finding the npv of the firm's total capital assets.

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