The analysis of the financial performance and condition of a firm with sizable international operations is generally more complicated than analyzing a firm whose operations are largely domestic for all of the following reasons EXCEPT ____.
A) problems with the translation of foreign operating results
B) problems with definition of capital
C) fluctuating exchange rates
D) All of these are correct

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While problems with translation of foreign operating results and fluctuating exchange rates are certainly challenges in analyzing the financial performance and condition of a firm with sizable international operations, problems with the definition of capital are not typically a factor in this complexity.

The Analysis of the Financial Performance and Condition of a Firm