When a multinational corporation as truly become "transnational," it means
a. that the MNC draws on global resources, management expertise, and
production.
b. the corporation sets a separate business strategy for each country it operates in.
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c. the MNC seeks to dominate a specific global market sector, but concentrates most of its efforts in a
single country.
d. the MNC has a headquarters in one country and a variety of subsidiaries under loose control in several
other countries.
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A. Pactum Warmundi B. Trans-Pacific Partnership C. New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty D. Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
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A. speakers in many state legislatures have more power B. seniority systems in state legislatures are more closely followed C. committees in state legislatures have greater power over bills D. state legislatures have more professional staff E. state legislatures have almost no role for partisanship
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a. the Consumer Financial Protection Act. b. the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. c. the Securities Act. d. the Troubled Assets Relief Program. e. the Securities Exchange Act.