The optimal financial structure of multinational firms could differ from that of domestic firms because of
A) political pressures on the host country.
B) the greater availability of capital to multinational firms.
C) the ability of multinational firms to diversify their cash flows internationally.
D) all of the above.

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The optimal financial structure of multinational firms could differ from that of domestic firms due to a combination of factors such as political pressures on the host country, the greater availability of capital to multinational firms, and the ability of multinational firms to diversify their cash flows internationally. Therefore, all of the above options are correct.

The Optimal Financial Structure of Multinational Firms Could Differ from That