Bureaucratic delays, contract enforceability, attitudes toward foreign investments and the availability of infrastructures (roads, rail, water systems) are all part of economic and foreign currency risk assessment

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

These factors are part of the country risk assessment, which includes economic risk but also encompasses broader considerations such as political stability, legal system efficiency, and infrastructure quality. Economic and foreign currency risk assessment focuses more specifically on economic conditions and currency stability.

Bureaucratic Delays, Contract Enforceability, Attitudes Toward Foreign Investments and the Availability