These are uncertain times. From the war in Ukraine and its ripple effect on the global supply chain to the economic problems in Argentina, the airwaves are replete with stories about the intersection of political risk and business. Despite the myriad articles on political and economic uncertainty, foreign investors remain confused about the impact of geopolitics on investment and trade projects. They risk making sweeping decisions about their project, such as pulling out of specific regions or remaining figuratively paralyzed. But a five-point framework can help companies navigate the waters of uncertainty.
Step 1: What is the specific business project?
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