All of the following are noninsurable risks except

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Damage a building might suffer in a flood is considered an insurable risk because it involves a specific, identifiable risk that insurance companies can assess and price. The other options (changes in consumer taste, poor decision making from management, and changes in economic conditions) are considered noninsurable risks because they are too vague, speculative, or involve too many variables for insurers to accurately assess and price.

All of the Following Are Noninsurable Risks Except