(Answered) Uncertainties that are not quantifiable a or what we defined as risk B are factored into the price…

➤ Can unquantifiable risks be priced by markets?
Markets rarely price pure ambiguity directly because probabilities are undefined. Instead, investors demand higher returns, shift into safer assets, or buy insurance, producing an indirect price signal. Institutional limits and behavioral biases also influence prices, so market values mix measurable risk with ambiguity-related premia.