MNCs Tend to Be Relatively Large Organizations,and Their Size Gives

MNCs tend to be relatively large organizations,and their size gives them two advantages in accessing financial markets.These advantages are that:

A) lenders seek them out and offer them loans,and potential competitors try to avoid competing directly with them.
B) they do not often need much money from the financial markets,and,when they do need money,they can borrow at below-market rates.
C) they can take advantage of economies of scale,and their large fixed asset basis reduces risk to lenders.
D) they can seek financing anywhere in the world,and they can insist on the best interest rates available.