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HIV AIDS
Declining Birth Rate
Health Care Cost
Poor or opaque succession planning
Advertising Sales
Brand Dilution
Corporate Culture
Property Industry
Partially Responsible for the Destruction of the Gulf Coast
Electricity Supply Uncertain
41% owned by taxpayer
Foreign Exchange and Austerity Risks
Limited to Downstream Petroleum Business
High Debt
Product Availablility
Very Decentralized
Informal Business Sector in Brazil
Inefficient Tax System
Infrastructure Investments in Brazil
Structural Discrimination in Colombia
Rolling Electricity Blackouts
Reliance on Exports
Tendency to Oversupply Market
Regulation of Gas Prices
Xenophobic Northern Italy
South Africa Education System
Eclectic Tax System
Debt Burden
Political Risk for Oil Companies
Japanese Bikes Less Costly
Company Resources
Pollution
Heroin
Transportation Infrastructure
Overexposure
Restaurant Competition
Corruption Problems
Lack of Fertile Land
Opposition to Immigration
Quality of Education
Income Inequality
Education
Corruption in Developing Country
Corruption Issues
Tobacco Farms Declining
Increase in Health Risk
Little Arable Land
Discrimination Problems
Xenophobia (Discrimination)
Discriminatory Problems
Discriminatory Economic Policies
Corruption Critical Level
Over Population
Unemployment Surge
Judicial Corruption
Nuclear Waste Issues
Conflicts and Disputes
Long Life Expectancy
Corruption Problem
Long Life Expectancy
High Unemployment Rate
Limited Arable Land
Over Populated
Possible Addiction
Corruption and Violence
Nationalisations
Short Shelf Life
Health Risk
Risk Of Health
Feeding Cost of Corn
Forecast To Contract
Doing Business in Russia
Reform In Courts System
Cost Of Harvesting
Low Barrier To Entry
Brand Recognition
High Energy Consumption during Processing
High World Grain Prices
Crude Oil Used
Easy to Come By
Drug War
High Debt Level
Weak US Presence
Small Relative Size Company
Higher Pricing
Lead Poisoning
FARC
Domestic Terrorism
Cost Of Feeding
Feed Cost
Inventory Tight
Sensitivity To Grain Damage
Limited Interest In Growing
Contradicting Production Factors
There Are Only A Few Sources Of Palladium
Medical Ailments
The Price Of Platinum
Limited Sources Of Platinum
Production Cost Increase
High Cost Of Bio-fuel Production
Nuclear Waste
Consumption Intake
Dependent on Coca Cola
Lack Of Buying Support
Top Two Producers Consume The Most
Produces Harmful Emissions
Emits Carbon
Cost of Breeding Increase
Disposal Cost
The Cost of Gold
Legal Issues with Failed Merger
Manufacturing Region
Quality of Education between High and Low Income Students
Potential Contract Losses
Internal Corruption
Bad Management
Inventory Problems
Fashion Trend Changes
Low Price Approach
Unsatisfactory Corporate Governance
Long Life Expectancy
High Suicide Rate
Political Risk
Bank Cross Holdings
Crime
Language Barriers
Labor Restrictions
Fishing Rights Issues
Foreign Energy Dependency
High Corruption
Lack of adequate infrastructure
Slow to React to Market Demand
Lack of Labor
High Levels of Consumer Debt
Not Diversified
Firearm Regulation
Cross Holdings of Equity Shares
Illiquid Investments
Air Pollution
Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights
Fall of the Soviet Union
Overfishing in the Gulf of Thailand
Distribution Barriers
Fiscal Budget Deficit
Commoditization of the Semiconductior / Chip Industry
Rely on Single Game Franchise
Unconvential Energy Development
Non-diversified
Government Subsidies
Third Pary Reimbursement
Patent Losses
Government Ownership
Dirty Fuel Source
Geographically Concentrated Assets
Sensitive to Global Trade
Oil Sands Investments
Low Barriers to Entry
Young Consumers
Oversupply of Dealerships and Brands
Flawed Industry Structure for Airlines
Concentrated Demand by Automakers
Warren Buffett Reliance
DVD Sales
Changes in consumer tastes
Intense competitive pressure
High Paid Hosts
Sports Utility Vehicles
Conglomerate Structure
Paperless Office
Leveraged Balance Sheet
Manufacturing Business
Overleveraged Acquisitions
Reliance on Few Products
Non-related acquisitions
Acquisition Integration
Emerging Market Volatility
Same Store Sales
Newspaper Business
Operating Margins
Weak Search Technology
International Growth
Domestic Market Potential
Customer Concentration
New Forms of Entertainment
Satellite Cost
Drug Pipeline
Merger with Yahoo
Mature Markets
Concentrated Buyers
Government Contracts
Failure to Launch
Pension Expenses
Overcapacity
Oil Reserves
Business Restructuring
Film Business
Acquisition Business Model
Capital Expenditures
Fixed Line Communication
Pliva Acquisition
Slow Expansion
Management Turnover
Insider Voting Rights
Quality of Degree
Erratic Sales Growth
Landfill Capacity
Diversification
Price Erosion
Debt Level
Lost Innovation Edge
Department Store Popularity
Bad Mortgages
Excess Capacity

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