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What are some of the strategies companies employ to manage risks of terrorism? Imagine that you work for a MNC that faces terrorism risks. How would you apply those strategies to minimize the risks?

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What are some of the strategies companies employ to manage risks of terrorism? Imagine that you work for a MNC that faces terrorism risks. How would you apply those strategies to minimize the risks.

Strategies employed by multinational companies to mitigate the risks of terrorism primarily entail employing outside security consultants to help guide and advise companies on confronting the threat of terrorism and reducing direct capital investments as well as business operations in geographic ...

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