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As a finance professor, it's important to understand the terminology associated with natural disasters that can impact financial systems. These include (1) inland or tidal wave overflow, (2) rapid runoff accumulation, (3) landslides or mudslides, (4) excessive erosion along lake or water edges, and (5) erosion caused by water levels surpassing expected cycles. Being aware of these risks can help mitigate potential financial losses.

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