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The Treatment of Foreign Investors as If They Were Domestic

Question 33

Question 33

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The treatment of foreign investors as if they were domestic investors is known as:


A) intraindustry regulation.
B) Linder regulation.
C) national treatment.
D) offhand treatment.
E) consistent treatment.

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