Transnational Corporations Are Different from Traditional Corporations in What Way

question 66

Multiple Choice

Transnational corporations are different from traditional corporations in what way?

• A)Traditional corporations extract natural resources or manufacture industrial goods.Transnational corporations emphasize skills and advances in design,technology,and management.
• B)Traditional corporations work with or under national governments.Transnational corporations are increasingly autonomous from national governments.
• C)Traditional corporation sell to domestic markets.Transnational corporations depend increasingly on world markets.
• D)Traditional corporations rely on domestic labor and domestic productions.Transnational corporations depend increasingly on foreign labor and foreign production.
• E)All of the above.

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