alleryStart learning →Invoicing imports in the importer's own currency does what to the risk?
ARemoves it worldwide
BShifts it to the exporter
CDoubles it for both
DTurns it into interest risk
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Shifts it to the exporter
Currency invoicing does not remove the risk; it moves it from one party to the other, here from importer to exporter.
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