Who is most commonly to blame when people incur a significant loss from a natural disaster?
A) the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for not building protective structures
B) the federal government for not doing something about it
C) the people themselves for choosing to live there
D) the local county for permitting them to build there
E) the realtor for selling them the property

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While there can be many factors that contribute to losses from natural disasters, ultimately individuals choose whether or not to live in high-risk areas. It is important for individuals to take responsibility and consider the potential risks when making housing decisions.

Who Is Most Commonly to Blame When People Incur a Significant