Regarding MNCs and human rights conditions in their host country
A) MNCs are only concerned with profit; they are not concerned with human rights.
B) the governments of the home country of the MNCs are responsible for making sure MNCs do not violate human rights in their hiring and labor practices.
C) MNCs are increasingly sensitive to human rights conditions because a greater respect for human rights translates into reduced political risk and a more productive workforce.
D) the primary purpose of many MNCs is to improve human rights around the globe.

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While some MNCs may prioritize profit over human rights, there is a growing trend towards corporations being held accountable for their impact on human rights in their host countries. This is because a good reputation for respecting human rights reduces political risk and creates a more productive workforce. However, it is still the responsibility of both the host government and the MNC to uphold human rights. It is unlikely, however, that the primary purpose of most MNCs is to improve human rights globally.

Regarding MNCs and Human Rights Conditions in Their Host Country