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J Blake Smith Arkansas

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  1. International Business Risks International Business Risks and dangers involved in doing business abroad  There are hazards associated with setting up shop in particular nations, just as there are benefits and motivations to enter international markets. Each nation has promise, but J. Blake Smith Arkansas also has problems that come with doing business with large corporations.

  2. Strategic Risk No. 1 Operational Risk, second Political Risk #3 Country Risk: 4 The Fifth Risk: Technological Environmental Risk (6) (7) Financial Risk (8) Economic Risk (9). Risk of Terrorism

  3. Strategic Risk: The capacity of an organisation to respond strategically to the dynamics that create risk. These factors have an effect on a firm’s ability to compete. Porter identifies them as the potential threat of new competitors, the potential threat of replacement products and services, the level of industry competition, the negotiating strength of suppliers, and the bargaining power of customers.

  4. Operational risk: Operational risk is brought on by the resources and financial resources that support daily corporate operations. Production will be inefficient as a result of equipment failure, fluctuations in supply and demand for resources and goods, a shortage of goods and services, and poor logistics and inventory management. Cost management will decrease excessive waste and streamline the procedure.

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