For global corporations, the primary impact of political risks is likely to be on the firm's ________.

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Political risks can impact the firm's transfers of money or products, such as import/export restrictions, changes in currency exchange rates, and nationalization of assets. Political risks may also affect ownership and control, but this is a less immediate impact compared to the disruption in business operations caused by the transfer of money or products. Political risks may also influence managerial strategy and policy-making, but this depends on the specific nature of the political risks and the company's objectives, values, and resources. Hiring and recruiting policies are not typically affected by political risks, unless there is a significant change in the labor market or immigration policies.

For Global Corporations, the Primary Impact of Political Risks Is