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MariettaO [177]
3 years ago
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NCD Company wants to expand into the LatinX market. It has the financial resources, wants to control business operations, and ha

s had success marketing to this market in America. NCD will likely use ________ to expand. Group of answer choices franchising exporting a joint venture direct investment a strategic alliance
Business
1 answer:
AlladinOne [14]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Direct Investment

Explanation:

Direct investment is a technique of expanding into the foreign market in which an investor puts money into a business operating in another country designed in such a way to acquire controlling interest in the enterprise been invested in. It is a method used in controlling the interest of a business organization in another country different from yours. In direct investment, emphasis is laid on an organization from one country investing in another organization in a different country. Since NCD has financial resources and wants controlling interest in his expansion, direct investment is the way to go.

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Answer:

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Accounts Receivable $12,000  

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Prepaid Insurance          $4,600  

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a                    b                        b × $8

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