800 -1000 wordsSelect a project that you want to develop a risk management strategy and plan for. The selected project candidate should reflect a real-life project that has at least the major milestones identifiedBrief description of the project. The milestones and/or WBS for the project.Project proposal This will be an ongoing project if the work is good there will be more for this assignment. I can also send you the entire assignment and you can let me know how much you would charge to do the entire assignment. 

Question 1  International governance is achieved by all of the following except:Answer poison pills.board of directors.institutional investors.blockholders.1 points   Question 2  Which of the following types of international corporate control transaction is probably the most difficult to value by an MNC?Answer international acquisition.newly privatized foreign business.international alliance.international divestiture.1 points   Question 3  When an MNC assesses targets among countries, it would prefer a country where the growth potential for its industry is ____ and the competition within the industry is ____.Answer low; not excessivehigh; excessivehigh; not excessivelow; excessive1 points   Question 4  Other things being equal, a foreign subsidiary in China would more likely be divested by the U.S. parent if new information caused the parent to suddenly anticipate that:Answer the Chinese yuan would depreciate in the future.the Chinese yuan would appreciate in the future.the Chinese yuan would remain somewhat stable in the future.none of the above; the value of the Chinese yuan has no impact on the feasibility of a divestiture.1 points   Question 5  If an MNC targets a successful foreign company with plans to continue the target's local business in a more efficient manner, the risk of the business will be relatively ____, and therefore the MNC's required return from acquiring the target will be relatively ____.Answer high; highhigh; lowlow; highlow; low1 points   Question 6  Firms based in ____ tend to acquire more U.S. target firms than the other countries listed here.Answer CanadaJapanGermanyMexico1 points   Question 7  Which of the following tax-related factors need not be considered in assessing a foreign target?Answer corporate tax rates in the host country.withholding tax rates in the host country.withholding tax rates in the home country.corporate tax rates in the home country.1 points   Question 8  According to your text, U.S. firms pursue more international acquisitions in ____ than in other countries.Answer the U.K.MexicoJapanGermanyFrance1 points   Question 9  An international alliance typically requires a ____ initial outlay than an international acquisition, and the cash flows to be received will typically be ____ than the cash flow resulting from an international acquisition.Answer smaller; largersmaller; smallerlarger; smallerlarger; larger1 points   Question 10  Based on information in your text, all of the following factors should be considered in an international acquisition, except:Answer the target's willingness to be acquired.the target's previous acquisition history.the target's previous cash flows.the target's local economic conditions.1 points   Question 11  If the foreign currency ____ by the time the acquirer makes payment, the acquisition will be more costly, and the cost of the acquisition changes ____ the change in the exchange rate.Answer appreciates; by a lesser percentage thendepreciates; in the same proportion asappreciates; in the same proportion asappreciates; by a greater percentage than1 points   Question 12  Which of the following factors is least likely to cause the required rate of return to vary among MNCs assessing the same foreign target?Answer differences in the timing of remittances from the target to the parent.differences in the desired use of the target.differences in the local risk-free interest rate.differences in the ability to use financial leverage.1 points   Question 13  Potential targets in countries where economic conditions are ____ are more likely to experience strong demand for their products in the future and may generate ____ cash flows.Answer strong; lowerweak; higherweak; lowerstrong; higher1 points   Question 14  The valuation of a newly privatized business is generally more difficult than the valuation of a publicly traded firm because:Answer It has previously operated in environments of very high competition.Interest rates in the countries where privatization takes place are extremely high.The stock markets in the countries where privatization takes place are overvalued.Economic conditions in the countries where privatization takes place are very uncertain.1 points   Question 15  According to your text, all of the following are factors to be considered in an international acquisition, exceptAnswer the target's willingness to be acquired.the target's previous acquisition history.the target's previous cash flows.the target's local economic conditions.1 points   Question 16  To best reduce exposure to a host government takeover, a subsidiary could:Answer use a long-run profit perspective for business in that country.hire people from its own country (where the parent is located).attempt to obtain supplies from its parent for which substitutes are not available.borrow funds from its parent rather than from the host country's creditors.1 points   Question 17  An MNC considers direct foreign investment in Germany. It is mainly concerned with the subsidiary's ability to generate sufficient sales there. The country risk characteristic that would best address this concern is:Answer the host government's tax rates charged on remitted earnings.the possibility of blocked funds.the state of the economy in Germany.the possibility of a withholding tax imposed by the German government.1 points   Question 18  When quantifying country risk:Answer weights should be equally allocated among factors.weights should be assigned to the political and financial factors according to their perceived importance.it is not generally necessary to construct separate ratings for political and financial risk since these will be equally weighed in the final analysis.the derived factors will be identical for all MNCs conducting business in that country.1 points   Question 19  ____ is (are) not a form of political risk.Answer Exchange rate movementsAttitude of consumers in the host countryActions of the host governmentBlockage of fund transfers1 points   Question 20  The ____ involves the collection of independent opinions on country risk without group discussion by the assessors who provide these opinions.Answer checklist approachdiscriminant analysisregression analysisDelphi technique1 points   Question 21  An MNC has a foreign manufacturing plant to capitalize on cheap production costs; the MNC exports all the goods produced. It should be most concerned about the country's:Answer growth in gross domestic product.government policies designed to increase tariffs on imported goods.local consumer purchasing habits.government environmental regulations and taxes on the lease or purchase of a production site.1 points   Question 22  If a foreign country's consumers tend to only purchase products that are produced locally, the least effective strategy for a U.S. firm is to:Answer use a licensing arrangement with a local firm in that country.enter into a joint venture in that country.develop a subsidiary (under the U.S. name) that manufactures and sells products in that country.develop a subsidiary (under the U.S. name) that manufactures products in that country and exports them to border countries.1 points   Question 23  ____ is not a political risk factor.Answer High interest rates in a foreign countryCurrency inconvertibilityWarCorruption1 points   Question 24  A ____ currency may ____ the volume of products imported by the country and therefore reduce the country's production and national income.Answer weak; increaseweak; reducestrong; increasestrong; reduce1 points   Question 25  When determining whether a particular proposed project in a foreign country is feasible:Answer a country risk rating can adequately substitute for a capital budgeting analysis.country risk analysis should be incorporated within the capital budgeting analysis.the effect of country risk on sales revenue is more important than the effect on cash flows.the project with the highest country risk rating (lowest country risk) should be accepted.1 points   Question 26  Which of the following is not a way in which country risk analysis can be used?Answer to monitor countries where an MNC is currently doing business.as a screening device to avoid conducting business in countries with excessive risk.to revise an MNC's financing decisions.to determine the degree to which the MNC is exposed to exchange rate movements.1 points   Question 27  Which of the following is not a technique to assess country risk?Answer Gamma technique.Delphi technique.checklist approach.inspection visits.1 points   Question 28  When the war in Iraq began in 2003, some MNCs feared that oil prices would ____ and that U.S. inflation and interest rates would ____.Answer rise; risefall; fallrise; fallfall; rise1 points   Question 29  According to the text, the most appropriate method of incorporating country risk into capital budgeting analysis is to:Answer compare each form of a country risk rating to a benchmark level.estimate the effect of each form of country risk on cash flows.estimate the effect of each form of country risk on the income statement and balance sheet.adjust the discount rate to reflect the level of country risk using the conventional adjustment formula that is used by virtually all MNCs.1 points   Question 30  The checklist approach:Answer requires several inspections of the country being evaluated.requires the use of discriminant analysis to assess country risk.requires ratings and weights to be assigned to all factors relevant in assessing country risk.involves the collection of independent opinions on country risk.

---)Case from real work situation. (work is due by 12/15/2013. I am willing to Negotiate budget range)Follow a problem-solving approach. You will play the role of consultant assuming you have been hired by the organization to do two things:Provide objective opinion of the situation (specific details below)Provide realistic options for actions for the organization.Part 1) construct a visual presentation in PowerPoint. Each slide should include lecture notes – i.e., what you would say if you were actually presenting this. Make sure each slide summarizes the general idea and your lecture notes expound – you do NOT want to be reading slides to your audience so be sure your lecture notes add substantive material that is relevant for each slide.  Your presentation should be 7-10 slides long, visually appealing and effective in delivering your message.Part 2)  write a summary report of your final project findings.  Your paper can include copies of tables and diagrams used in presentation, but they must be cited according to APA guidelines.  Your report should also contain the following components:Describe the current situation.The problem/and or opportunity, depending upon which case you have chosen.The solution and justification for why you’ve chosen that solution.An evaluation of the solution and how it will be effective in solving the problem or leveraging the opportunity.Your report should be 8-10 pages long, well written and formatted in APA format.