Provide therisk management techniquesfor the following scenarios:

A. Helen and her husband, Jason, both smoke but always step outside for their smoke to avoid providing their children with second-hand smoke.

B. Nonetheless, Helen allws herself only five cigarettes a day.

C. Mary is the owner and CEO of mning company, which she manages with five vice-presidents. Although it costs more, when they have to fly to prospective mining site, no more than two can travel on any one airplane and no more than three in any anutomobile or van.

D. When jenny started her marketing company, she elected to incorporate even though she had to pledge some of her personal assets to get a bank loan.

E. When jenny's business reached $500,000 in gross billings, Jenny treated herself to an expensive Swiss watch which, in reality, she would no afford to lose. What can she do other than giving up the watch?