Management's risk assessment should include the following special consideration of the risks that can arise from changed circumstances except:
A) new personnel.
B) rapid growth.
C) new technology.
D) corporate restructurings.
E) domestic operations.

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Management's risk assessment should consider risks arising from new personnel, rapid growth, new technology, and corporate restructurings as these factors can significantly alter the risk landscape of an organization. Domestic operations, in contrast, do not inherently represent a change in circumstances that would necessitate special consideration in a risk assessment, as they are a standard aspect of many businesses' operations.

Management's Risk Assessment Should Include the Following Special Consideration of the Risks