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Question 1

________ is the risk associated with the potential for the employees or operations of the firm to be threatened by changes in laws, environmental standards, tax codes, and terrorism.
◦ Transfer risk
◦ Ownership risk
◦ Operating risk
◦ Exchange rate risk

Question 2

________ is the risk associated with the potential for the firm's property to be confiscated or expropriated.
◦ Transfer risk
◦ Ownership risk
◦ Operating risk
◦ Exchange rate risk
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