Craig graduated from college and got his first job. he rented an apartment and purchased new furniture, appliances, and a television. what risk does he face?

This question is a bit generic; because the term "RISK" can have different interpretations;

Admitting that Craig bought in installments, he runs the risk of losing his job and failing to pay the installments. Thus negating his name.

We can also think about mechanical risks, such as bumping into furniture and electric shocks.

There are also risks related to public security; Craig is at risk of being mugged or having his apartment overturned.

In addition to these, there are countless more risks: life risk; risk of repeating the year; etc

-Theft

Explanation:

Since the answer above is in Spanish. It's always good to own second best things. Most of the time the previous owner could tell you if it still works whether be a car, toaster, or tv. This also means you can save money.

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