Multinational Enterprises Differ from Strictly Domestic Enterprises in What Way

question 49

Multiple Choice

Multinational enterprises differ from strictly domestic enterprises in what way from an accountability and disclosure perspective?

• A) MNEs typically don't pay taxes.
• B) MNEs usually are in conflict with the objectives of host countries, whereas domestic firms tend to be compatible with home country objectives.
• C) strictly domestic companies do not operate on an arms-length basis with customers abroad.
• D) with MNEs, there is usually a significant volume of intercompany transactions in foreign operations.

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Definitions:

Affect-as-information Theory

The idea that affective states can influence judgment and decision-making by serving as a source of information.

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Affect-as-information Theory

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