cost risk

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Cost risk is the risk that actual costs in a logistics or supply chain activity will exceed or unexpectedly rise above planned costs. It encompasses price volatility, currency fluctuations, fuel and transportation costs, tariffs, delays, and additional charges that affect profitability.

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