Economic espionage is that practice of:
A)companies stealing trade secrets or proprietary information about their competitors.
B)companies secretly agreeing to set low prices against their global competitors.
C)companies forming back room agreements to fight global terrorism.
D)trade agreements made in secret among global trading partners to set quotas for highly demanded goods.

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Economic espionage involves the theft of trade secrets or proprietary information from a company's competitors to gain a competitive advantage. It is often used by companies in the same industry to further their own interests, but it is illegal and can lead to significant legal consequences.

Economic Espionage Is That Practice Of