After a company identifies potential risks, it must measure those risks. Epstein and Buhovac (2014,...

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After a company identifies potential risks, it must measure those risks. Epstein and Buhovac (2014, p. 185) identified a seven-stage process for measuring those risks.

Calculate the benefit associated with each issue that may generate risk.

Calculate the potential costs for each and include reputation risks.

Estimate the probability that the risks will happen.

Multiply the potential cost by its probability to determine the expected value of each risk.

Estimate when the risk may happen and calculate NPV.

Add the NPVs of all risks and add as a line item in ROI.

Calculate expected value of ROI.

Consider a Saudi business and the risks it faces. Describe these and then address how the company might estimate the probability the risk will happen.

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Soumi · Accepted Answer

Running Head: BUSINESS ETHICS		1
BUSINESS ETHICS 		4
BUSINESS ETHICS: BUSINESS RISK PROBABILITY ASSESSMENT
Risks a Chosen Saudi Business Faces
The Arabian Cement Company (ACC) was set up in 1997 in Egypt and it has been a global leader in cement manufacturing and export. The company has been operating in Saudi Arabia for years and has been a significant contributor to the country’s economy. ACC has a huge taskforce and the production capacity is very high, producing 5 million tons of cement every year. Over the year, the company has slowly expanded its market and has focused on the increasing demands of cement in their existing market places. The company has retained its share prices by keeping a steady business, where the earning of profit has been consistent (Arabian Cement Company, 2018). 
	Despite being among the global cement manufacturers and exporters, the company is likely to face serious slowdown of its market demand in recent years. As mentioned by Amankwah-Amoah and Wang (2019), the globalization process and the open market policies adapted by majority of the countries have given easy access to ACC’s markets to rival companies, who are cutting into the profit shares of ACC. The changing diplomatic relationships in middle-east part of the globe and in Europe,

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