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The Cost-Loss Model, often referred to as the cost-loss ratio or cost-benefit analysis in the context of decision-making, is a framework used to evaluate the financial implications of various choices, particularly in risk management, resource allocation, and project evaluation. This model helps organizations and individuals understand the trade-offs between costs incurred and potential losses avoided through certain actions.

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  1. Risk management
  2. Actuarial science
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