Cross-border flows of corporate investments such as purchasing or establishing foreign subsidiaries and joint ventures is called:

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Cross-border flows of corporate investments such as purchasing or establishing foreign subsidiaries and joint ventures is referred to as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Option A, international trade, refers to the exchange of goods and services between countries. Option C, international investment, is a broader term that encompasses FDI as well as portfolio investments made by individuals or institutions in foreign stocks or bonds. Option D, indirect foreign investment, is not a commonly used term and does not accurately describe the concept of cross-border corporate investments.

Cross-Border Flows of Corporate Investments Such as Purchasing or Establishing