Which of the following is NOT one of the three most common reasons for corporations to make foreign direct investments?
A) They seek access to new markets.
B) They seek to introduce new management skills and technologies to foreign markets.
C) Companies in nations with small domestic markets enter foreign markets to grow.
D) Some companies create efficiencies and lower their costs by moving production across borders.

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Introducing new management skills and technologies is actually one of the most common reasons for corporations to make foreign direct investments. The three most common reasons are seeking access to new markets, entering foreign markets for growth due to small domestic markets, and creating efficiencies and reducing costs by moving production across borders.

Which of the Following Is NOT One of the Three