When Evaluating a Capital Expenditure to Be Made in a Foreign

question 51

Multiple Choice

When evaluating a capital expenditure to be made in a foreign country, the parent firm must be concerned with the

• A)exchange rate risk
• B)cash flows that can be expected to be received by the parent
• C)greater uncertainty associated with tax rates in the host country
• D)all these

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