ECONOMICS, FINANCE
Meaning of country risk in English
(Definition of country risk from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of country risk
country risk
Other risk groups include country risk, operational risk, and counterparty risks which may or may not exist on a bank to bank basis.
The company is affected by country risk.
An initial shock to productivity, world interest rate or country risk premium may lead to a sudden stop of capital inflows which blocks economic activity, accelerating the initial downturn.
Second, it uses price volatility as a measure of risk, rather than relying on supply variances and country risk indicators.
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Country risk and risk of default are already captured by standard government bonds.
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The low level of the external debt is obviously a factor that is assessed positively when measuring country risk.
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Of particular import for this paper was the analysis which related import shares to country risk indicators to generate a risk matrix.
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Amongst the reasons attributed to that outcome are high operating costs, non-performing loans, and country risk.
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Many nations have restricted pension investments to local instruments, typically in government bonds ; this imparts major country risk to the pension plans.
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The positive behaviour of productivity since the end of the 1980s and the process of industrialisation help to explain the lower perceived country risk on the part of international investors.
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