Which of the following is an extreme form of risk associated with investing in a foreign country?
A. Credit risk
B. Labor unrest
C. Expropriation
D. Immigration rules
Answer: C
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A) current and future workers. B) the retired people themselves. C) no one, since the government prints the money. D) only working people over 50 years of age.
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