Question 1
The inability of a company to gain foreign production factors to use in its domestic operations most likely ________.
◦ stimulates the company to adopt efficient substitute methods of production
◦ causes the company's products to move more rapidly through their life cycles
◦ entices the company to export its own production factors
◦ stimulates foreign companies to invest in that domestic market
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons that foreign investment may stimulate exports from the home (donor) country?
◦ Home-country aid usually goes where the investments are made.
◦ The investor often sends home-country equipment to its facilities abroad.
◦ The investor often sends home-country components to its facilities abroad.
◦ The foreign facility is adept at selling the investors' home country products.
An investment versus a bill
American Foreign Trade, 1790–1812
Reasons for Denied Claims and Solutions
Reaction 1: The First ATP Investment
Reaction 3: The Second Investment of ATP
Saving and Investment Rates of Industrialized Countries, 1960–1974