When speaking to business leaders in the Foreign Service Officer's (FSO) host country about their country signing the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC), the FSO should focus the discussion on how corruption:
A)hurts the development of poor sections of the host country and that the U.S. was the first country to ratify UNCAC
B)is a barrier to trade and investment in the host country and that the U.S. has programs to assist the host country fight corruption
C)is a major obstacle to democratic transition in the host country and that the U.S. presents disincentives for countries with pervasive corruption
D)hurts U.S. interests and investment in the host country and that the U.S. supports grant programs for private businesses

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Corruption is widely recognized as a significant barrier to trade and investment, deterring both domestic and international investors. By focusing on how corruption impedes economic growth and offering support through U.S. programs to combat corruption, the FSO can appeal to the business leaders' interests in fostering a more conducive environment for business operations and investments.

When Speaking to Business Leaders in the Foreign Service Officer's