MNC's can capitalize their foreign subsidiaries in many manners, including Group of answer choices Investing earnings directinly into subsidiaries Issue foreign bond offerings Issue foreign equity All the above

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A: Option B is the correct answer

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Q: US GAAP

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Q: What are the relevant cash flows for an international investment—the cash flowsproduced by the…

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