What Is the Main Difference Between Foreign Companies That Invest

question 50

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between foreign companies that invest in "portfolio investments" and those that invest in "brick and mortar" investments?

• A)The total value of the investment needed
• B)The mobility of the assets
• C)The degree to which countries can regulate those investments
• D)The long-term value of those investments

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Definitions:

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