The process whereby firms operating internationally remit to their home country any earnings generated in another country.

A risk analysis method by which to assess the consequences of value changes in key variables on a projects capital budgeting decision.

A risk analysis method in which the most probable future events are identified using a computer simulation

This cash flow, which occurs at the end of a projects life, reflects the salvage value of any of the projects assets, their disposal-related tax effects, and the disinvestment of any net working capital investment made at the beginning of the project.

The risk of unmet expectations or losses that businesses may realize due to adverse government action or inaction in macroeconomic or social policy.

Select the term that corresponds to each of the given descriptions. (Note: There is only one possible answer for each descriptic Descriptions Terms The process whereby firms operating internationally remit to their home country any earnings Repatriation of eamings generated in another country. A risk analysis method by which to assess the consequences of value changes in key variables on a project's capital budgeting decision. A risk analysis method in which the most probable future events are identified using a computer simulation. This cash flow, which occurs at the end of a project's life, reflects the salvage value of any of the project's assets, their disposal-related tax effects, and the disinvestment of any net working capital investment made at the beginning of the project. The risk of unmet expectations or losses that businesses may realize due to adverse government action or inaction in macroeconomic or social policy. Political risk Externality Incremental cash flows Monte Carlo simulation Political risk Pure play method Repatriation of earnings Sensitivity analysis Stand-alone risk Sunk cost Terminal cash flows