Some Risk which affect decisions regarding capital projects
are
1. Market Risk
2. Project Risk
3. Industry Risk
4. International Risk
Market Risk is a systematic risk which affect entire economy. All
industries are affected by this risk. Interest rate, tax rates ,
inflation, etc are some of the important market risks. This risk
can only be minimised by expanding to other countries.
Project specific risk are standalone risks with respect to a
particular project. Project specific risk occurs due to employee or
the faulty procedures of implementing a project . On paper the cash
flows may seem perfect but the ground reality might be different
due to operational risk and faulty execution of the project.This
error occurs particularly when the company invests in non core
operations or project.
Industry risk : Problems might occur in a specific industry due to
change in the regulations in a country. The lack of supply of raw
material could be another source of risk for a specific
industry.Technological advancement could also be a risk for the
industry.
International Risk: Political instability, taxation , unfavourable
fluctuations of exchange rate could increase investment in projects
abroad.
what are some risk factors when making decisions regarding capital projects? And provide details
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