3. it might be less expensive to import thematerials rather than locate production closeto the source of supplyTrueFalse4. To weaken a potential internationalcompetitor and protect its domestic market, acompany can enter the competitor's homemarket.TrueFalse5. Spot transaction occurs when an enterprisepurchases or sells goods for which payment ismade in a foreign currency, or when itborrows or lends foreign currency.TrueFalse14. Additional investment in a foreign countryis sometimes motivated by a need to protectthat market from local competitors.TrueFalse16. Additional investment in a foreign countryis sometimes motivated by a need to protectlocal market from local competitorsTrueFalse

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3. it might be less expensiIve to import the materials rather than locate production close to the source of supply True False 4. To weaken a potential international competitor and protect its domestic market, a company can enter the competitor's home market. True False 5. Spot transaction occurs when an enterprise purchases or sells goods for which payment i made in a foreign currency, or when it borrows or lends foreign currency. True False

3. it might be less expensiIve to import the materials rather than locate production close to the source of supply True False 4. To weaken a potential international competitor and protect its domestic market, a company can enter the competitor's home market. True False 5. Spot transaction occurs when an enterprise purchases or sells goods for which payment i made in a foreign currency, or when it borrows or lends foreign currency. True False

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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