Linear programming models typically do not have coefficients (i.e., objective function or constraint coefficients) that assume random values

Accounts receivable insurance will not pay:

a. Customer's unpaid balances made uncollectible by the insured's loss of account records. b. The cost of reconstructing the insured's lost or damaged account records. c. Amounts owned to the insured but left uncollected because of billing errors. d. Excess collection costs due to the destruction of account records.

Some members of Congress are concerned that if one or two large U.S. banks fail, it could lead to the collapse of the entire U.S. financial sector. This risk is called

A) objective risk. B) systemic risk. C) enterprise risk. D) subjective risk.