Unlike the case in the U.S.,in many foreign nations,particularly European countries,when an investor acquires a firm:
I.The investor is compelled to adhere to existing employment arrangements.
II.The investor must raise workers' salaries at a set percentage determined by the host country.

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In many European countries, labor laws and employment regulations heavily favor employees. As a result, when an investor acquires a firm, they are often required to adhere to existing employment arrangements. However, there is typically no requirement to raise workers' salaries at a set percentage determined by the host country, as stated in option II. Therefore, only option I is correct.

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