题目：
下列属于政府直接干预引发政治风险的有（）。
A.政府提高食品检测标准
B.没收资产
C.不履行合同
D.关税壁垒
答案：
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参考答案：C
下列属于政府直接干预引发政治风险的有（）。 A.政府提高食品检测标准 B.没收资产
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