If the parent's government imposes a ____ tax rate on funds remitted from a foreign subsidiary, a project is less likely to be feasible from the ____ point of view.

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If the parent's government imposes a high tax rate on funds remitted from a foreign subsidiary, it means that when the subsidiary sends money back to the parent company, a significant portion is taken by the government in taxes. This will decrease the amount of profits that the parent company can bring back home, making the project less feasible from the parent's point of view. Therefore, a high tax rate imposed by the parent's government is the most significant factor affecting the feasibility of a project from the parent's point of view.

If the Parent's Government Imposes a ____ Tax Rate on Funds