What are the major risks facing multinational corporations?
What will be an ideal response?
Sudden and unexpected changes in exchange rates; capital controls; expropriation of property; ownership and human resource restrictions; lack of protection for intellectual property; non-enforcement of contracts and business laws; civil unrest and wars; corruption; discriminatory policies against foreign personnel and businesses (including red tape and special fees and other charges); and sudden changes in governments.
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A perfectly competitive firm's marginal revenue
A) may be either greater or less than price, depending on the quantity sold. B) is equal to price. C) is greater than price. D) is less than price because a firm must lower its price to sell more.
The above figure shows Bob's utility function. He currently has $100 of wealth, but there is a 50% chance that it could all be stolen. Bob's expected wealth is
A) $0. B) $50. C) $75. D) $100.
A lawyer's ability to understand a client's legal situation and his professional norms may improve the outcome of a negotiation with another attorney, relative to the outcome if the client bargained for herself
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When large oligopolistic firms negotiate with the unions of their employees, the resulting bargaining process closely resembles
A. perfect competition. B. a dual labor market. C. monopolistic competition. D. bilateral monopoly.