Family conglomerates (FCs) might pose a challenge to firms trying to enter emerging markets because ________
A) FCs have no more knowledge in manufacturing and distribution than other private players
B) FCs are not required to pay taxes
C) the owners of FCs are often overly sympathetic to the bureaucratic state machinery
D) FCs enjoy substantial competitive advantages that overwhelm late entrants
D
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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.
Random variation results from an event such as a shift in a process mean or some unexpected occurrence
Indicate whether the statement is true or false