or each description below, select the appropriate category of evaluations a manager must make when examining a country's ttractiveness.

You are looking at a country's population growth. You are concerned not only about the total population, but also about the growth of the middle class and its consumers.

Social unrest has been triggered by rising prices for food and essentials. The government, which already has a large debt burden, may need to borrow more.

Property rights seem to be well protected as part of a total system that shows few signs of state control of key sectors$.$

Distribution systems are not well developed, and you may have to create your own. While this could create a competitive advantage, it is expensive to set up$.$

Political entities in the government expect to receive what may be considered bribes, in order to be able to get the necessary business licenses and permits.

The laws on business practices are evolving, but you see potential problems in ensuring contract disputes are resolved fairly.

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