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A) eliminated double taxation of foreign income.
B) started imposing local content requirements.
C) imposed higher import tariffs.
D) abolished the use of custom duties.
E) eliminated subsidies.
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A) offer tax concessions to foreign firms that invest in their countries.
B) exclude foreign companies from specific industries.
C) require that local investors own a significant proportion of the equity in a joint venture.
D) impose high custom duties on foreign firms.
E) prohibit MNEs from joining a cartel.
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A) consolidation
B) greenfield investment
C) acquisition
D) licensing agreement
E) mass customization
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A) FDI does not result in job creation.
B) FDI has only indirect effects on employment in the host country.
C) The indirect employment effects of FDI are always smaller than the direct effects.
D) When FDI takes the form of an acquisition of an established enterprise in the host economy as opposed to a greenfield investment,the immediate effect is always an increase in the employment.
E) A beneficial employment effect claimed for FDI is that it brings jobs to a host country that would otherwise not be created there.
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A) unattractiveness in foreign markets.
B) high value-to-weight ratio.
C) high cost of manufacture.
D) low weight-to-value ratio.
E) low value-to-weight ratio.
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A) exporting.
B) licensing.
C) foreign direct investment.
D) greenfield investment.
E) diversifying.
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A) how firms try to match each other's moves in different markets to try to hold each other in check.
B) the interdependence between firms in an oligopoly that leads to imitative behavior among the rivals.
C) why a greenfield investment in a new facility is better than an acquisition of or a merger with an existing local firm.
D) the problems associated with doing business in a different culture where the rules of the game may be very different.
E) how location factors affect the direction of FDI.
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A) lack of interaction among the major players.
B) presence of a domestic market which is open for foreign firms.
C) desire of all the major players to avoid the phenomenon of diminishing returns.
D) interdependence of the major players.
E) lack of imitative behavior among the major players.
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A) low-technology industries.
B) global oligopolies.
C) industries characterized by low cost pressures.
D) industries where transportation costs are high.
E) industries which need to have low control over foreign operations.
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A) borrowing from the IMF
B) selling assets to foreigners
C) divesting stock in domestic corporations
D) purchasing stocks,bonds,and real estate in other countries
E) issuing negotiable instruments like the bills of exchange
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A) brings in managers trained in the latest management techniques from the home country.
B) creates jobs because of increased local spending by employees of the MNE.
C) employs a number of host country citizens.
D) causes local suppliers to hire more people.
E) creates jobs in the supporting industries.
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A) a multinational enterprise (MNE) is an instrument of economic development rather than economic domination.
B) MNEs are more beneficial to host countries than to their home countries.
C) important jobs in the foreign subsidiaries of MNEs go to host-country nationals rather than to citizens of the home country.
D) FDI by the MNEs of advanced capitalist nations keeps the less developed countries of the world relatively backward.
E) MNEs exploit their home countries for the exclusive benefit of their host countries.
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A) FDI
B) franchising
C) greenfield investment
D) exporting
E) outsourcing
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A) outsourcer.
B) retail chain.
C) offshore company.
D) multinational enterprise.
E) national corporation.
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A) merger.
B) acquisition.
C) strategic alliance.
D) FDI stock.
E) greenfield investment.
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