Answer:
The correct answer is A and B
Explanation:
Law of increasing the opportunity cost is the principle or the concept which is defined as the company continue to increase the production of one good, the opportunity cost of producing the next unit will increase.
It is as to reallocate the resources in order to produce that one good which was better or best suited to produce the original good.
The law of opportunity cost occur when some of the resources are best suited for some tasks or products instead of others and it will lead to increase in production with increase in the opportunity cost too.
The firms focus on improving marginal returns. Apart from this, they focus on specialization which increases the output. The amount of labor the firm plans to hire depends on the level of output it requires. The firm keeps adding new workers until output reaches its crest or peak.
Answer:
Following are the solution to this question:
Explanation:
In part A:
The following were it's less to one of the most foreign enterprises for businesses by using danger, contribution, and command.
- Licenses
- Exports
- Franchises
- Fabrication of contracts
- Joint Undertaking/Strategic Arrangement
- Specific Foreign Profits
In part B:
KFC- franchise
US Bank — Foreign Direct Investment
Soup by Campbell—Joint Venture/Strategic Alignment
Budweiser Licensing
Exportation of international clients
Cell phone US —Manufacture of contracts
Answer:
(A) It may serve only one country but have suppliers or facilities in other countries.
Explanation:
- An MNC is a multinational enterprise as its a corporate organization that serves the goods and services and also manages the production the establishments, and thus has a plants located in at least two countries and engages in FDI foreign direct investment as the firm markets have a direct investment in the host countries equity ownership and managerial control.
- They generally make a significant investment in a foreign country, also buying and selling licenses in the foreign markets and prover their global presence in a variety of ways like advertising costs over the global sales, pooling of global purchasing power over the suppliers, and also spreading R&D and innovation in markets.
