Question 33 (0,8 points) Suppose an American MNC invests one million dollars ($1000,000) in a project in Spain while the exchange rate was $1.25 for each euro. After a year, the Spanish government decides to expropriate all the assets and compensate the American MNC with eight hundred thousand euros only ( 800,000). Assume that the exchange rate has remained unchanged. This is an example of: exchange rate risk. political risk. market imperfections. 1 none of the options, since $100,000 = 80,000 $1.25/1.00. Question 33 (0,8 points) Suppose an American MNC invests one million dollars ($1000,000) in a project in Spain while the exchange rate was $1.25 for each euro. After a year, the Spanish government decides to expropriate all the assets and compensate the American MNC with eight hundred thousand euros only ( 800,000). Assume that the exchange rate has remained unchanged. This is an example of: O exchange rate risk. political risk. market imperfections. none of the options, since $100,000 = 80,000 x $1.25/1.00. Question 33 (0,8 points) Suppose an American MNC invests one million dollars ($1000,000) in a project in Spain while the exchange rate was $1.25 for each euro. After a year, the Spanish government decides to expropriate all the assets and compensate the American MNC with eight hundred thousand euros only ( 800,000). Assume that the exchange rate has remained unchanged. This is an example of: exchange rate risk. political risk. market imperfections. none of the options, since $100,000 = 80,000 x $1.25/1.00. Question 33 (0,8 points) Suppose an American MNC invests one million dollars ($1000,000) in a project in Spain while the exchange rate was $1.25 for each euro. After a year, the Spanish government decides to expropriate all the assets and compensate the American MNC with eight hundred thousand euros only ( 800,000). Assume that the exchange rate has remained unchanged. This is an example of: exchange rate risk. political risk. market imperfections. . none of the options, since $100,000 =