. Examples of operational risk include A the unexpected imposition of capital controls, inbound or outbound, and withholding taxes on dividend interest payments. unexpected changes in environmental policies, sourcing/local content restriction on access to local credit facilities. requirements, minimum wage law, and C. restrictions imposed on the maximum ownership share by foreigners, mandatory transfer of ownership to local firms over a certain period of time (fade-out requirements), and the nationalization of local operations of MNCS. D. none of the above 9. Examples of transfer risk include A. the unexpected imposition of capital controls, inbound or outbound, and withholding taxes B. unexpected changes in environmental policies, sourcing/tocal content requirements, C. restrictions imposed on the maximum on dividend and interest payments. minimum wage law, and restriction on access to local credit facilities. ownership share by foreigners, mandatory transfer of ownership to local firms over a certain period of time (fade-out requirements), and the nationalization of local operations of MNCs D. none of the above 10. Some of the risks that a U.S. based MNC can encounter in its foreign investments are: 0)- an increase in the cost of borrowing due to a rise in interest rates (i) - increase in inflation rates (ii) - dumping (iv)- unfair competition by local companies (v)-inconvertibility of foreign currencies (vil) - destruction of properties due to war, revolution, and other violent political events in foreign countries (vii) - loss of business income due to political violence In the U.S, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) offers insurance against which of the above: A. (0. (0), (ii), and (v) B. (v). (vi). (vii), and (vill) C. a and b D. none of the above