Britain Reserves the Right to Intervene in FDI By

question 99

Multiple Choice

Britain reserves the right to intervene in FDI by:

• A) reserving the right to block foreign takeovers of domestic firms in certain situations.
• B) prohibiting FDIs over and above a certain fixed annual amount.
• C) nationalizing certain industries that provide essential goods and services.
• D) imposing economic sanctions against specific countries.
• E) by limiting exports and licensing.

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