Frequently, developing countries compete for foreign investment to be located in their countries. Which of the following are not something a developing country would likely offer?
A)A guaranteed low cost labor force
B)Tax rebates or tax exemptions
C)High environmental regulations
D)The required infrastructure

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Developing countries often attract foreign investment by offering incentives such as low labor costs, tax benefits, and necessary infrastructure. High environmental regulations could deter investment due to increased operational costs and compliance burdens, making it less likely to be offered as an incentive.

Frequently, Developing Countries Compete for Foreign Investment to Be Located