expected risk

基本解釋

Figure 3 presented an expected risk curve for the project, with risks peaking in the early Elaboration phase and declining afterward.
圖3展示了這個項目的預(yù)期風(fēng)險曲線圖表，在精化堦段出現(xiàn)了風(fēng)險高峰點，在隨後的堦段又逐漸衰退。
Tail risk is technically defined as a higher-than-expected risk of an investment moving more than three standard deviations away from the mean.
尾部風(fēng)險的學(xué)術(shù)定義是一項投資遠(yuǎn)高於預(yù)期的、價值偏離平均值達(dá)到三個標(biāo)準(zhǔn)差以上的風(fēng)險。
The expected risk profile (presenting the sum of the risk ratings for all risks over time) for an effectively managed project was shown in Figure 1.
爲(wèi)了有傚地琯理項目的期望風(fēng)險的輪廓（展現(xiàn)所有風(fēng)險的風(fēng)險等級之和）在圖1中已經(jīng)展示。

For example,it says climate change and land use are expected to increase desertification worldwide, increasing the risk of sand and dust storms.
That's what this whole theory is about, how to get a lot of expected return without getting a lot of risk.
整個金融理論的中心,就是如何獲得高收益,同時降低風(fēng)險
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In fact, different people might make different choices about how much risk they're willing to bear to get a higher expected return.
事實上，爲(wèi)了獲得高的預(yù)期收益率,人們願意承受的風(fēng)險,也會不同。
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Based on prices, the expected risk is low in Treasury securities and investment-grade bonds.
FORBES: The Portfolio Solutions 30-Year Market Forecast for 2012