All the following,except one,tend to hinder funds from foreign subsidiaries being remitted to their home country parent firm.Which one of these is the exception?

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An active exchange rate market would not hinder funds from foreign subsidiaries being remitted to their home country parent firm, as it provides a way for the foreign currency to be easily converted into the parent company's currency. Foreign exchange remittance controls, blocking controls, repatriation taxes, and expropriation taxes all create barriers that can make it difficult or expensive for the subsidiary to send funds back to the parent company.

All the Following,except One,tend to Hinder Funds from Foreign Subsidiaries