Multinational corporations may take several forms. An exporter could be described as

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An exporter is an MNC that produces goods within its own borders but sells them in foreign markets. This is a common form of multinational corporation and involves relatively low risk compared to other forms of foreign investment. Option B is incorrect because exporting still involves political and economic risk, although it may be lower than other forms of foreign investment. Option C is incorrect because a long-term commitment to foreign investment is a characteristic of other forms of multinational corporations, such as joint ventures or wholly-owned subsidiaries. Option D is not correct because only option A is true.

Multinational Corporations May Take Several Forms