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The Tendency to Aggressively Court FDI Believed to Be in the National

Question 141

Question 141

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The tendency to aggressively court FDI believed to be in the national interest of a country is an aspect of:


A) pragmatic nationalism.
B) the radical view.
C) mercantilism.
D) socialism.

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