A multinational enterprise (MNE) is defined as a firm that: exports more than it imports. sells in many markets around the globe. operates and controls production or distribution facilities in more than one country. All of the preceding answers are correct.

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21 April, 16:53

A multinational enterprise (MNE) is defined as a firm that: exports more than it imports. sells in many markets around the globe. operates and controls production or distribution facilities in more than one country. All of the preceding answers are correct.

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Glenn Rhodes · Answer 1

A multinational enterprise (MNE) is defined as a firm that operates and controls production or distribution facilities in more than one country.

Explanation:

According to Franklin Root MNE is a company that,

engages in foreign manufacturing or production via its other branches located in several other countries. handles direct control over the policies of its own affiliates implements various strategies in marketing, manufacturing, staffing and finance that transcend the national boundaries.

In some cases, the ownership of the MNEs are dispersed internationally and these corporations are known as transnational corporations (managed generally from global perspective).