A risk averter is someone who
A)
never takes risks.
B)
expects adequate compensation for undertaking risky investments.
C)
limits his or her investments to insured savings accounts.
D)
avoids risk by simply not investing.
B
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A) responsibility accounting. B) generally accepted accounting principles. C) financial accounting standards. D) managerial accounting standards.
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The location-specific advantages argument associated with _____________ help explain the direction of FDI
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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