Host Governments Use a Range of Controls to Restrict Inward

question 79

Multiple Choice

Host governments use a range of controls to restrict inward FDI. The two most common are

• A) monetary restraints and prohibition on investing in certain countries.
• B) voluntary export restrictions and employment restraints.
• C) ownership restraints and performance requirements.
• D) tax concessions and government-backed insurance.
• E) employment restraints and tax deductions.

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Definitions:

Compounding Interval

The frequency at which the earned interest is added to the principal balance of an investment, affecting the total compound interest over time.

Monthly Payment

A specified amount of money that a borrower agrees to pay to a lender at regular monthly intervals, often associated with loans or mortgages.

Loan

A sum of money given to a person or entity with the expectation of repayment of the original sum along with agreed interest over a specified period.

Nominal Rate

Refers to the interest rate before adjustments for inflation or other factors.