Hey ive done this assignment already i would just love to double check my answers thank you so much. QUESTION 13Theview traces its roots to Marxist political and economic theory.O A. radicalO B. free marketO C. pragmatic nationalismO D. conservativeQUESTION 14Which of the following is NOT a home-country policy for limiting outward FDI?O A. Limiting capital outflowsO B. Manipulating tax rules to encourage their firms to invest at homeOC. Offering government-backed insurance programs to multinationalsO D. Prohibiting national firms from investing in certain countries for political reasonsQUESTION 15Host governments use a range of controls to restrict FDI. The two most common are:O A. monetary restraints and performance requirements.O B. technology transfer restraO C. ownership restraints and performance requirements.O D. employment restraints and repatriation limitations.and employment restrairQUESTION 16Theof foreign direct investment refers to the amount of FDI undertaken over a given period (normally a year). Theof foreign direct investment refers to the total accumulated value of foreign-owned assets at any time.O A. portfolio, currentO B. flow, stockO C. stock, flowO D. stockpile, portfolioQUESTION 17A Paris-based intergovernmental organization of "wealthy" nations whose purpose is to provide its 29 member states with a forum in which governments can compare their experiences, discuss the problems they share, and seek solutions that can be applied within their own national contexts is called the:O A. Council for Economic Strength.O B. Federation of Emerging Nations.OC. Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.O D. Organization for Economic Strength and Global Leadership.QUESTION 18Although it normally involves much longer-term commitments, franchising is essentially the service industry version of:O A. exporting.O B. licensing.O C. FDI.O D. turnkey projects.QUESTION 19The European Union effectively became a single market with 340 million consumers in 1993 and how many million consumers today?O A. 370.O B. 800,O C. 500.O D. 300.QUESTION 20Nowhere has the movement toward regional economic integration been more successful than inO A. AfricaO B. South AmericaO C. AsiaO D. EuropeQUESTION 21Which type of agreement is the most popular form of regional economic integration, accounting for almost 90 percent of regional agreements?O A. Customs union agreementO B. Free trade agreementO C. Common market agreementO D. Political union agreementQUESTION 22The following three countries implemented the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA):O A. Panama, Mexico, and the United States.O B. Canada, Brazil, and the United States.O C. United States, Argentina, and Mexico.O D. Canada, Mexico, and the United States.QUESTION 23The free trade area known as MERCOSUR consists of the following four countries:O A. Chile, Mexico, Columbia, and ParaguayO B. Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and UruguayOC. Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, and ColumbiaO D. Mexico, Columbia, Paraguay, and UruguayQUESTION 24Which of the following selections accurately depicts the levels of economic integration from least integrated to most integrated?O A. Common market, economic union, full political union, free trade area, and customs unionO B. Common market, economic union, full political union, free trade area, and customs unionO C. Free trade area, customs union, common market, economic union, and full political unionO D. Full political union, free trade area, common market, customs union, and economic unionQUESTION 25In a theoretically idealO A. common market, all barriers to trade of goods and services are removed between member countries.O B. economic unionO C. political unionO D. free trade area QUESTION 1occurs, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce, whenever a U.S. citizen, organization, or affiliated group takes an interest of 10 percent or more in a foreign business entity.O A. Cross-boarder international investmentO B. Foreign direct investmentOC. Reciprocal foreign investmentO D. International capital investmentQUESTION 2Why would a firm prefer to execute a green-field investment instead of acquiring an existing asset?O A. Because green-field investments are slow to executeO B. Because foreign firms have valuable strategic assetsO C. Because firms that acquire existing assets believe they can increase the asset's efficiencyO D. Because they want to have full control of design and layoutQUESTION 3Which of the following involves granting a foreign entity the right to produce and sell the firm's product in return for a royalty fee on every unit sold?O A. FranchisingO B. ExportingOC. LicensingO D. Foreign Direct InvestmentQUESTION 4When transportation costs are added to production costs, it becomes unprofitable to ship some products over a large distance. This is particularly true of products that have a(n):O A. high value-to-weight ratioO B. moderate value-to-weight ratioO C. lowvalue-to-weight ratioO D. extremely high value-to-weight ratioQUESTION 5Much foreign direct investment is undertaken as a response to actual or threatenedO A. trade barriers.O B. economic sanctions.O C. legal action.O D. international appeals.QUESTION 6Whena firm will favor FDI over exporting as an entry strategy, according to the textbook.O A. interest rates or government policy make exporting unattractiveO B. transportation costs or trade barriers make exporting unattractiveO C. cultural barriers or trade barriers make exporting unattractiveO D. cultural barriers or government policy make exporting unattractiveQUESTION 7If a firm want to avoid bearing the costs of establishing production facilities in a foreign country, which of the following would be LEAST advisable?O A. ExportingO B. FDIO C. LicensingO D. FranchisingQUESTION 8By limiting imports through quotas, governments increase the attractiveness of:O A. FDland licensing.O B. licensing and exporting.O C. exporting and FDI.O D. withdrawing from international markets.QUESTION 9In the 1960s, RCA licensed its leading-edge color television technology to a number of Japanese companies, which later took over the market. This demonstrates:O A. Licensing is always better than FDI.O B. There are certain capabilities that are often not amenable to licensing.O C. Licensing may result in a firm's giving away valuable technological know-how to a potential foreign competitor.O D. Licensing does not give a firm the tight control over manufacturing, marketing, and strategy in a foreign country that may be required to maximize its profitability.QUESTION 10The establishment of a wholly new operation in a foreign country is referred to as a(n):O A. outplacement.O B. green-field investment.O C. newventure.O D. exporting.QUESTION 11Theview argues that international production should be distributed among countries according to the theory of comparative advantage.O A. conservativeO B. pragmatic nationalismOC. free marketO D. radicalQUESTION 12When a country is importing more goods and services than it is exporting, it is incurring a:O A. current account surplus.O B. current account deficit.O C. payment surplus.O D. payment deficit.

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QUESTION 13 The view traces its roots to Marxist political and economic theory. A radical OB.free market OC pragmatic nationalism O D. conservative QUESTION 14 Which of the following is NOT a home-country policy for limiting outward FDI? OA Limiting capital outflows OB. Manipulating tax rules to encourage their firms to invest at home Oc ofering govermment-backed insurance programs to multinationals O D.Prohibiting national firms from investing in certain countries for political reasons QUESTION 15