Governmental attitudes toward issues such as private property, intellectual property, zoning, pollution, and employment stability may change over time. The term associated with this phenomenon is
A) bureaucratic risk
B) political risk
C) legislative risk
D) judicial risk
E) democratic risk

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Political risk refers to the potential for governmental attitudes, laws, and regulations to change over time, creating uncertainty for businesses and investors. This can include shifts in policies related to private property, intellectual property, zoning, pollution, and employment stability, among other things. Bureaucratic risk, legislative risk, and judicial risk may also be relevant factors, but they are typically more narrowly focused on specific aspects of governance and decision-making. Democratic risk is not a commonly used term in this context.

Governmental Attitudes Toward Issues Such as Private Property, Intellectual Property