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The radical view toward fdi argues that mne's extract ______ from the host country and take them back to their home country.

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The radical view toward Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) argues that multinational enterprises extract profit from the host country and take them back to their home country.

What is radical view toward FDI

The radical view linked its roots to Marxist political and economic theory. Radical writes debate that multinational companies dominate the host country’s economy and they considered that these companies are an instrument of imperialist domination. They think that these companies take profit from the host countries and don’t provide any benefit to the host countries. They also argue that multinational companies exploit the host countries’ resources and benefits.

Therefore, the radical view toward Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) argues that multinational enterprises extract profit from the host country and take them back from their home country.

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