INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LL+CONNECT >BI<
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Chapter 3, Problem 2CTD
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To evaluate: The benefits, cost and risk in doing business in nations like C, R or G and determine which country is most attractive for foreign direct investemnt and provide justification for selection.
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