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Managing Country Risk 1 & 2
Arab Spring erupted
Business become more risk
Tunisian government provided free or subsidized health care to its lowest income groups,
Today, cross-border traders and investors benefit from a more level playing field with respect to access to information, more open markets, and a more competitive landscape.
MENA involved establishing a new kind of relationship between governments and the people they govern
to prompt some country risk analysts to reevaluate how they analyze risk.
The job of a country risk analyst can be overwhelming,
social, political, and economic disenfranchisement can reach a boiling point in an instant, given the right circumstances.
in 67 countries where dictatorships have fallen since 1972, non-violent civic resistance was a strong influence more than 70% of the time.
immense pressure on whatever form of government ultimately succeeds the current regimes in all these countries.
approximately 19% of Egypt’s population and 47% of Yemen’s population lived on less than $2 per day.
behavior is difficult to predict depends on conventional wisdom, prior experience, perception and tolerance of economic and political risk,
FDI countries receive relative to their economic size
Investors may also distinguish between “perceptions” of the existence of a terrorism threat in a given FDI destination and “acts” of terrorism,
In the case of Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, and Nike, European sales grew 85%, 40%, and 53%, respectively,
Some companies are concerned primarily with profit maximization, while others are more concerned with risk management and loss minimization.
Cuba— a very poor country— has a lower infant mortality rate than wealthy Canada.
Greece was clearly perceived as riskier than India
Extractive industries are generally more vulnerable to adverse action on the part of host governments for several reasons:
One of the biggest mistakes international investors and cross-border partnerships make is to focus on their own future net income generation rather than on what makes sense from all parties’ perspectives.
International law permits such actions, as long as investors are given fair, adequate, and prompt compensation.
Many potential natural resource investors in the country have wondered whether a project of this scale and visibility would help PNG transform itself into a more developed country with a more responsible government,
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