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Macro and Micro-political Risk: Germany and Greece(USE AS GUIDE ONLY)
Running head: MACRO AND MICRO-POLITICAL RISK: GERMANY AND GREECE Macro and Micro-political Risk: Germany and Greece MACRO AND MICRO-POLITICAL RISK: GERMANY AND GREECE Macro and Micro-political Risk: Germany and Greece Alon and Herbert (2009) discussed micro-political risks to multinational firms that stand in contrast to macro-political risks both within and beyond governmental control. Micro- political risks can stem from macro-political risks and from local economic, societal, and governmental factors present regionally in terms of specific actions and behaviors that could become burdensome to foreign firms. While Alon and Herbert advanced an innovative methodology by which firms can assess national, regional, and local variables and therein develop an assessment risk profile, most U.S. firms would not necessarily need such an analysis performed to know that Germany is ostensibly a better choice over Greece if given a choice between the two European countries. An American company looking to establish a presence in Europe would undoubtedly choose Germany over Greece given the present economic climate. Even if Greece were doing well, Germany is a larger market and is a segue into other European markets due to its proximity to Central and Eastern Europe. Moreover, Germany has a stronger and more stable economy with less associated risk, even though the corporate tax rate is less in Greece at 26 percent compared to Germany’s 29.8 percent (although at 50,000 euros, Greece’s rate climbs to 33 percent). Though tax evasion is common in Greece, the government has been compelled by the EU to crack down more on evaders, which puts firms going there at a higher risk of being audited. Alon and Herbert (2009) also ranked labor conditions as an important factor in risk assessment (p.131). In looking closer at the data presented, it is clear finding cheaper labor is
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