What Is the Primary Argument Against Extraterritoriality

question 98

Multiple Choice

What is the primary argument against extraterritoriality?

• A) increases opportunities for corporate bribery
• B) contradicts demands for increased globalization
• C) requires oversight by nongovernmental organizations
• D) prohibits firms from expanding into foreign territories

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