Unit 1.6. MNC. - True of False quiz
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Multinational companies can intensify competition in the host country, thereby affecting the survival of local businesses.
Multinational companies can intensify competition in the host country, thereby affecting the survival of local businesses.
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A business that has headquarters in one country but operates or is legally registered in two or more countries is known as a strategic alliance.
A business that has headquarters in one country but operates or is legally registered in two or more countries is known as a strategic alliance.
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Multinational companies spend money on foreign direct investment (FDI) in overseas markets.
Multinational companies spend money on foreign direct investment (FDI) in overseas markets.
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A business that only exports products to overseas markets is not classified as a multinational company.
A business that only exports products to overseas markets is not classified as a multinational company.
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The growing presence of multinational companies, and the convergence of habits and tastes brought about by globalization, can cause a loss of local diversity.
The growing presence of multinational companies, and the convergence of habits and tastes brought about by globalization, can cause a loss of local diversity.
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Improved communications, the reduction in barriers to trade, and the increasing reliance on the Internet are all reasons for the rapid growth of multinational companies.
Improved communications, the reduction in barriers to trade, and the increasing reliance on the Internet are all reasons for the rapid growth of multinational companies.
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Large multinational companies can account for a significant number of job opportunities in the host country.
Large multinational companies can account for a significant number of job opportunities in the host country.
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Foreign direct investment (FDI) refers to cross-border investment in which an overseas company establishes an ongoing and significant stake in its operations in another country.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) refers to cross-border investment in which an overseas company establishes an ongoing and significant stake in its operations in another country.
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A highly profitable multinational company benefits the host country’s government as they pay larger amounts of corporate taxes.
A highly profitable multinational company benefits the host country’s government as they pay larger amounts of corporate taxes.
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To be classified as a multinational company, the business must operate in more than two different countries.
To be classified as a multinational company, the business must operate in more than two different countries.