Westcott I don't believe your opinion that Australian country risk is comparable to a West African nation run basically by an aging dictator is anywhere near correct. No security analysis firm would agree with you. Country risk in West African nations is far higher than Australia.
Here are a few examples;
Australia country risk: A2, business climate risk: A1.
Cameroon country risk: C, business climate risk: C.
http://www.coface.com/Economic-Studies-and-Country-Risks/Comparative-table-of-country-assessments
Australia country rating: AA1
Cameroon country rating: C3
http://www.eulerhermes.com/economic...country-reports-risk-map.aspx#country-reports
Cameroon is consistently classed as sensitive risk, Australia as low to very low risk. Let us please drop this charade that the two countries are in any way comparable, as the professionals in the area of country and Sovereign risk clearly state otherwise.
You also have no right to tell a poster to 'move on' from discussing a country risk in Cameroon that one of the links above specifically outlines as a negative issue within Cameroon (Boko Haram).
Cheers!
