How do countries protect their domestic economy from excessive influence by multinational corporations?

a. by raising the price of goods provided by the multinationalsb. by developing their internal economiesc. by limiting the supplies of the multinational corporationd. by requiring the multinational to export a certain percentage of its product

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Clarence Guerrero

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28 March, 02:05

How do countries protect their domestic economy from excessive influence by multinational corporations?

a. by raising the price of goods provided by the multinationalsb. by developing their internal economiesc. by limiting the supplies of the multinational corporationd. by requiring the multinational to export a certain percentage of its product

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Bronson Noble · Answer 1

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internal economiesc. by limiting the supplies of the multinational corporationd. by requiring the multinational to export a certain percentage of its product

Kadyn Mcmillan · Answer 2

a. by raising the price of goods provided by the multinationals

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The relationships between multinational companies and the governments of countries (mostly emerging) are complex. This is because the large multinationals usually seek the maximization of their economic benefits and profits, while the governments of these countries seek the maximization of the added value that the multinational activity can leave them, especially that which remains within The borders of the country.