Zagreb Inc, a transnational energy company, negotiates a multimillion-dollar contract with the government to provide electricity to Pilladia. The government is voted out of power shortly after.
The new government cancels all contracts it has with all oil companies but not contracts with firms in other industries. This is an example of ________.
A) barriers to repatriation
B) protectionism
C) confiscation
D) micropolitical risk
Question 2
Micropolitical risk events are those that affect ________.
A) multiple industries and companies
B) several other nations in the same region
C) one industry or company or a few companies
D) domestic industries or companies
Question 3
Intelligentia is attempting to do business in Bazania, but the Bazanian government purposely delays granting Intelligentia the necessary licenses and permissions required to conduct business in the country.
Which of the following best describes this situation?
A) creeping expropriation
B) nationalization
C) barriers to repatriation
D) confiscation
The energy input and output of glycolysis.
Changes in the free energy (DG) of exergonic and endergonic reactions
Fossil Fuels Energy Yield and Pollutants—Comparison
The Stillwater Mining Company
Energy flow and chemical cycling
Energy profile of anaerobic glycolysis