Why were AT&T and GE able to undercut Marconi's influence with the U.S. Navy, even though Marconi was the best company? Grou

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Why were AT&T and GE able to undercut Marconi's influence with the U.S. Navy, even though Marconi was the best company? Grou

p of answer choices A) The U.S. Navy wanted to use government-owned companies over private companies. B) The U.S. Navy was concerned about a foreign-controlled company having so much power over their communications. C) The U.S. Navy wished to promote international relations by using foreign companies. D) The U.S. Navy was dissatisfied with the way American Marconi was being run. E) None of the options are correct.

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AleksandrR [38] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-24T19:37:54+03:00

Answer:

B) The U.S. Navy was concerned about a foreign-controlled company having so much power over their communications.

Explanation:

Marconi was a British company. Although, the company was regarded as one of the best telecommunication companies but the US Navy were concerned that by giving too much control and by depending too much on a foreign country, they might be in a weaker position to negotiate any future deals or may be in a weaker position in diplomatic ties.