Why do multinational corporations decide to invest abroad, rather than relying solely on exporting their products?
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By setting up operations in countries where labor is cheaper, they can produce goods at a lower cost and increase their profit margins. Second, investing abroad can also help multinational corporations access new markets. By establishing a local presence, they Show more…
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