The radical view of FDI declined in popularity by the early 1990s because of
A) rising communism in Eastern Europe.
B) generally steady economic growth in countries that embraced the radical position.
C) a growing belief in many countries that FDI leads to loss of jobs.
D) a strong economic performance in developing countries that embraced capitalism.
E) the collapse of capitalism in the newly independent nations of Asia.

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The radical view of FDI declined as developing countries that embraced capitalism showed strong economic performance, demonstrating the benefits of foreign direct investment.

The Radical View of FDI Declined in Popularity by the Early