The speaker of the Texas House of Representatives is chosen by the

The difference between foreign direct investment and

foreign trade is that in foreign direct investment, a company: a. sets up offices outside its home country to manage sales in foreign countries. b. sets up production facilities outside its home country in a foreign country. c. hires citizens of another country to sell its products in that country instead of using citizens from its own country. d. allows nationals of a foreign country to buy its stock.

The Interstate Commerce Act and the Sherman Antitrust Act are examples of the federal government's attempt to

a. control discretionary spending. b. regulate large businesses that establish monopolies. c. control mandatory spending. d. close tax loopholes.