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Currency Risks in Expanding International Businesses

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A potential company risk, when seeking to expand its international business includes currency risks. This is the concept used to describe legal systems where behavior is governed by outdated (non-currency) laws.

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The first part of this statement is true. There is a currency risk when a company expands into international markets. Currency risk ...

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