wo major concerns about FDI (foreign direct investment) are: national defense and taxes. who pays the taxes and who receives the taxes. who receives the profits and taxes. who controls the assets and who receives the profits.
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Step 1: National defense is a major concern with FDI because foreign companies investing in a country may have access to sensitive technologies or infrastructure that could potentially pose a threat to national security. Show more…
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