Multinational firms tend increasingly to separate their decisions about the location of their production and about their final markets

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Multinational firms often locate their production in countries where labor and resources are cheaper, while their final markets may be in other regions with higher consumer demand and purchasing power. This separation of decisions allows them to optimize production costs while maximizing profits in targeted markets.

Multinational Firms Tend Increasingly to Separate Their Decisions About the Location