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6. Explain why foreign companies should be/are wary of investing in Russia.

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6. Explain why foreign companies should be/are wary of investing in Russia.

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Foreign companies should be wary of investing in Russia, because Putin has failed to stop political infighting getting in the way of business. Also the sate has proven to have little respect of ownership rights of asset buyers. Also in the Kremlin interests and influence have the ability to shift rapidly.

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5. In what ways could it look shady to have had Putin’s PM previously remove Sechin from Rosneft’s board, but have Putin make Sechin the CEO?

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5. In what ways could it look shady to have had Putin’s PM previously remove Sechin from Rosneft’s board, but have Putin make Sechin the CEO?

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It is shady because it shows how Putin can do what he want's, does not matter what the PM thinks. It is also shady because it shows how private oil companies can be controlled by the state.

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4. What is the name of the foreign investment company and where is it based out of? When did it start investing in Nigeria? How much invest? 

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4. What is the name of the foreign investment company and where is it based out of? When did it start investing in Nigeria? How much invest? 

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The name of the company is Royal Dutch Shell and it is based out of the Netherlands. It started investing in Nigeria since 1936. In 2017 it won more than $4 billion from oil and gas production in Nigeria.

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3.What are pros and cons for foreign investors to do business in Nigeria?

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3.What are pros and cons for foreign investors to do business in Nigeria?

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Pros:
-guarantee high returns on investment
-investments in Nigeria are very much secured
Cons:
-pipeline sabotages by militants
-Now pipeline vandalism and oil theft are major concerns

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This political cartoon shows the corruption behind Pemex and how the companies directors, the government and the syndicates steal tons of money through Pemex just like fat pigs, evading justice and the slow authorities.

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1.Even though reserves fell, what seems to be a positive aspect of ending Pemex’s oil monopoly?

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1.Even though reserves fell, what seems to be a positive aspect of ending Pemex’s oil monopoly?

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Ending Pemex's oil monopoly opened doors and gave opportunities to producers to enter the sector.