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The correct answer is: B. Fundamental
A fundamental risk is a risk that is inherent in the nature of the business or activity. It is a risk that cannot be avoided or reduced, and it is a risk that all businesses or activities face.
The risk of suffering a disability is a fundamental risk because it is a risk that is inherent in the nature of being human. Everyone is at risk of suffering a disability, and there is no way to avoid or reduce this risk.
The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the risk of suffering a disability.
- Financial risk is a risk that arises from the possibility of financial loss. The risk of suffering a disability can lead to financial loss, but it is not a financial risk in itself.
- Homogeneous risk is a risk that is shared by a large group of people. The risk of suffering a disability is not a homogeneous risk because it is not shared by a large group of people.
- Speculative risk is a risk that has the potential for both gain and loss. The risk of suffering a disability is not a speculative risk because it only has the potential for loss.