A company that is capital-intensive:
A) has an altered fiscal strategy for overseas operations
B) spends more on equipment than on labor
C) makes better use of benchmarking than other types of business
D) creates employment monopolies
E) must engage in countertrading due to restrictive foreign legislature

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A capital-intensive means the company spends more for equipment than for labor and is a criticism of multinational companies because it does need a significant labor force.

A Company That Is Capital-Intensive