Julianna works in an on-the-job training program under the supervision of an experienced Electrical Power-Line

To a greater or lesser degree, many governments can be considered pragmatic nationalists when it comes to foreign direct investm

lianna [129]

Answer:

Home Country Benefit

b - inflows of foreign earnings.

The Company operating in the Host Country will send some of it's profits back to it's Home Country and this will be treated as Foreign Earnings.

f-skills that can be leveraged internationally.

The Home Country will gain skills from their experience in the Host Country. These skills can then be used to be competitive on the global market.

Home Country Cost 

a- loss of jobs

The Home Country would lose the jobs that it's companies created in the Host Country. These are jobs that could have employed people in the Home Country but now employ people in the Host Country.

h-Host country limits profit expatriation

In order that they don't lose too much money to the Home Country, the Host Country might come up with laws that limit the amount of money that can be taken out from the country this limiting the amount of foreign Earnings that the Home country gets.

Host Country Benefit

c-substitute for imports

The products that the companies founded by FDI are producing could have been products that the Host Country used to import. Now that the goods are being made in the Host Country, there will be no need for imports.

e-increase in direct and indirect employment

The companies founded by FDI in the Host Countries will create employment for people in the company which is direct employment. Many auxiliary services such as drivers and caterers as an example will also spring up to take care of these newly employed folk thereby creating indirect employment.

i-transfer of new technology

The Company formed from FDI will bring with them technology from the Home Country that could be very beneficial to the Host Country.

Host Country Costs.

- Outflow of earnings from a foreign subsidiary

The Companies established through FDI will send some of their profits back to their home Countries. This means that the earnings would leave the Host Country instead of being reinvested in them.

d-loss of economic independence

These FDI companies tend to get very influential and powerful in the Host Country and can sometimes dictate policies. This would mean the companies have significant control over the resources of the Host Country which will lead to a loss of Economic independence. This is the main reason most people believe that China is interested in Africa.

g-loss of local Entrepreneurship

These companies created by FDI will bring with them better technology and capital that will enable them to be very competitive in the local Economy. This will discourage local Entrepreneurs who do not have the economic nor the financial backing to challenge the companies without making huge losses.

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3 years ago

Baxter Company's merchandise inventory at the start of 2014 was $85,000. The company purchased inventory during 2014 in the amou

Hatshy [7]

<h2>Cost of goods sold of Baxter's Company = 3,06,000</h2>

Explanation:

Cost of goods sold = +Purchase + Direct Exp+ Opening Inventory - Closing Stock

85,000 + 3,23,000 - 1,02,000 = 3,06,000

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3 years ago

Brian invests $11,500, at 6% interest, compounded semiannually for 2 years. Manually calculate the compound amount (in $) for hi

Katena32 [7]

Answer:

The important thing to remember here is that the interest is compounded semi annually, which means twice a year. When the 1st interest is compounded, the second interest is calculated on that new amount.

(11,500 + (11,500×6%)) = $ 12,190

(12,190 + (12190×6%)) = $ 12921.40

Explanation:

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3 years ago

[55 points] (public health) in 1972 a one-in-six random survey of the electoral roll | largely concerned with studying heart dis

Flauer [41]

It needs to be an equivalent number to an equator and then times it and multiply the answer

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3 years ago

When people have insurance against a certain event, the notion that those people are less likely to guard against that event occ

sp2606 [1]

Answer: When people have insurance against a certain event, the notion that those people are less likely to guard against that event occurring is called a moral hazard.

Explanation: Moral hazard happens frequently in cases of insurance. If a person has a house, they can decide to install a vault because it reduces the risk of being robbed;

However, when the same person has arranged an insurance that covers the risk of theft of the house, they will have fewer incentives than in the previous situation, to install the security door and ultimately it will be able to increase the probability of the loss in this Theft case. This behavior, for example, before insurance coverage is called moral hazard.

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3 years ago