Which two factors are primarily assessed when using the qualitative approach to measure a country's economic risk?
A) the country's natural resources and its long-term national debt
B) the competence of the country's leader and the economic policy direction
C) the probability of terrorism and the likelihood that the country's debts will be repaid
D) the country's purchasing power overseas and the consistency of the country's leadership
Question 2
Representatives of a multinational firm seek an interview with local government leaders in the Department of Commerce in Argonia with a view to assess the types of policies likely to be implemented.
According to Mathis, this is an example of ________.
A) qualitative approach
B) quantitative approach
C) checklist approach
D) systemic approach
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