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प्रश्न
Justify the following statement.
MNC helps to end local monopolies.
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उत्तर
- Multinational Corporation helps to end local monopolies.
- Multinational corporations lead to competition in the host countries.
- Local monopolies of host countries either start improving their products or reduces their prices.
- Multinational corporations put an end to exploitative practices of local monopolists.
- As a matter of fact, MNCs compel domestic companies to improve their efficiency and quality.
- Thus, MN C helps to end local monopolies.
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MNCs are powerful ______ Entities.
Complete the sentence.
MNCs are powerful _________ entities.
Explain the following term/concept.
Multinational Corporation.
Study the following case/situation and express your opinion.
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- In which country does the company originate?.
- Name any one country which has the branch office of the company.
Distinguish Between.
Departmental Organisation and Multinational Corporation.
Answer in brief.
State any two demerits of Multinational Corporation.
Justify the following statement.
MNC has worldwide existence.
Attempt the following.
Features of Multinational Corporation.
Answer the following in detail.
Explain Multinational Corporation and its features.
Answer the following in detail.
Explain the merits and demerits of multinational corporations.
What best describes a multinational corporation (MNC)?
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Which is a primary merit of MNCs for host countries?
Which Indian multinational corporation is known for IT services in the USA, Europe, and Australia?
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