Risk management involves identifying, assessing, monitoring, and controlling risks through various institutions and processes. It deals with preventative, reactive, and unorganized responses to risks. The document then discusses types of risks in rural marketing such as natural causes, man made causes, and reductions in value from issues like quality deterioration or price variations. It concludes by outlining various methods for covering these risks, including self insurance, government price regulation, risk sharing groups, agricultural insurance, futures markets, hedging, and forward contracts.
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Risk management involves identifying, assessing, monitoring, and controlling risks through various institutions and processes. It deals with preventative, reactive, and unorganized responses to risks. The document then discusses types of risks in rural marketing such as natural causes, man made causes, and reductions in value from issues like quality deterioration or price variations. It concludes by outlining various methods for covering these risks, including self insurance, government price regulation, risk sharing groups, agricultural insurance, futures markets, hedging, and forward contracts.
Risk management involves identifying, assessing, monitoring, and controlling risks through various institutions and processes. It deals with preventative, reactive, and unorganized responses to risks. The document then discusses types of risks in rural marketing such as natural causes, man made causes, and reductions in value from issues like quality deterioration or price variations. It concludes by outlining various methods for covering these risks, including self insurance, government price regulation, risk sharing groups, agricultural insurance, futures markets, hedging, and forward contracts.
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Risk management involves identifying, assessing, monitoring, and controlling risks through various institutions and processes. It deals with preventative, reactive, and unorganized responses to risks. The document then discusses types of risks in rural marketing such as natural causes, man made causes, and reductions in value from issues like quality deterioration or price variations. It concludes by outlining various methods for covering these risks, including self insurance, government price regulation, risk sharing groups, agricultural insurance, futures markets, hedging, and forward contracts.
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the identification, estimation, assessment, monitoring, evaluation, and control of risk, including preventative, reactive and unorganized processes to deal with them. Institutions for this purpose include courts, legislatures, administrative agencies, business enterprises, labor unions, research institutions, citizen groups, and educational institutions, as well as individuals." Types of Risks in Rural Marketing
Natural Causes like destructive winds, heavy rain-
floods etc.
Man Made Causes like strikes, theft, etc.
Reduction in Values due to quality deterioration,
price variation due to changing consumer preference, price variation due to delays, due to changes in market environment, due to low productivity, etc. Risk Coverage Methods Self Insurance. Price Regulation Mechanisms by the Government. Risk Sharing by federation groups. Insurance Coverage – Agricultural & Livestock. Futures Market – Pricing & Delivery on diff. days. Physical presence of the commodity is not necessary. Hedging – Equal & Opposite transactions on the cash and futures market to protect against adverse price movements. Forward Contracts – Delivery for future at fixed prices.