Thunderbird International Business Review · 2007 · 11 citations · 4 references
BusinessEconomicsRisk ManagementForeign Direct InvestmentRisk AnalysisRisk AssessmentFinancial RiskPolitical RiskPolitical Risk ManagementProject RiskRisk MeasurementRisk TheoryCountry Risk ManagementCountry Risk MeasurementCountry-specific RiskCross-border Investment RiskForeign Direct Investment RiskHost Country RiskPolitical Risk MeasurementPolitical Risk Modeling
Abstract Political risk is the probability that an investor or investors will lose money due to factors in a society, a government, or its international environment. Risk will vary according to the theory applied to projection and measurement (assessment). Risk also varies at different investor levels, i.e. for all foreign investors, for a particular industry, for a particular firm, or for a specific project. (Howell, 2001b, p. 4) © 2007 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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