LACK OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT FOREIGN FIRMS IN WHICH INVESTMENTS MIGHT B...

89. Lack of knowledge about foreign firms in which investments might be made leads to: a. Investments that will probably yield less return than expected. b. A perceived lower level of risk because lack of knowledge of risks leads to the assumption that the risks do not exist. c. A perceived higher level of risk because lack of information creates uncertainty. d. Larger investments based on the presumption that returns will be higher than the facts indicate.