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Wewaii [24]
1 year ago
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the potential for risk is higher when considering a foreign market with a politically blank nation. multiple choice question. st

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1 answer:
Gnesinka [82]1 year ago
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The potential for risk is higher when considering a foreign market with a politically unstable nation.

What is unstable nation?

Ukraine. They already lost a portion of their country to Russia, Russia is obstructing important ports, and their population is greatly dispersed and in need. There is a lot of corruption, and some individuals want to be more like the rest of Europe while others prefer to be more like Russia. Additionally, they are totally dependent on Russia for their energy needs. Additionally, there is hardly one in Ukraine who genuinely supports the state.

Bosnia is second. Even now, so many years after the conflict, there is still no functioning administration, and the country's divisions are just becoming worse.

Sadly, the UK is probably in third place. No of what kind of agreement is ultimately reached, Brexit is incredibly polarizing. It may cause discontent in Scotland and particularly Northern Ireland.

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