87.
Governments nationalize private firms in order to
88.
One motivation for government privatization is to
89.
Government stability has to do with
90.
Governments provide stability by
91.
Terrorism contributes to
92.
Democratic nations that follow free-trade capitalism sometimes nationalize businesses,
such as
93.
Examples of expropriation without compensation involve the following governments:
94.
The largest government privatizing in the EU as of 2015 is
95.
One critical issue related to ransom is
96.
Among the cybercrimes that most often target businesses are
97.
The sectors most frequently attacked by cyber criminals include
98.
The cybercrime context is
99.
The cost of cybercrime to the perpetrator is
100.
Country risk assessment is a way to
101.
Country risks can be responded to, in part, by
102.
Agricultural trade restrictions
103.
Canada carved out a NAFTA exception for
104.
Government motivation for restricting trade includes
105.
Sanctions usually are imposed to
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106.
An example of trade as a political weapon is the U.S. sanctioning of _________ over
annexation of the Crimea.
107.
When governments ____________ forms, they take them from private to public ownership.
108.
In seizing land in ______________, the government’s goal was to change the ethnic balance
of land ownership.
109.
______________ was a leader of Britain’s most recent privatization efforts.
110.
A government that is ___________ can keep itself in power and hold predictable political,
fiscal, and monetary policies that are unlikely to change suddenly or without notification.
111.
Business likes __________ and predictability because they provide stability and safety for
assets and people.
112.
One risk to business is ____________, unlawful acts of violence to achieve a variety of
objectives, including revolution and revenge.
113.
____________ for ransom is a crime that targets international businesspeople as well as
tourists.
114.
____________ is hijacking that includes kidnapping on the seas.
115.
Hacking, computer espionage, and domain–related offenses are examples of _________.