Multinational firms are accused of causing _____,when they deprive domestic firms of talent by employing the brightest locals and moving them to another country.

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A brain drain refers to the loss of skilled or talented individuals from one country or organization to another. Multinational firms are often accused of causing brain drain when they hire the brightest locals from domestic firms and move them to another country, depriving the domestic firms of their talent. Therefore, option A is the most appropriate answer. Cross-subsidization refers to the practice of using profits from one product or service to support another product or service within a company. NIH syndrome (Not Invented Here syndrome) refers to the tendency of individuals or organizations to reject ideas, products, or solutions that are developed outside of their group or organization. Profit repatriation refers to the process of returning profits earned in a foreign country back to the company's home country.

Multinational Firms Are Accused of Causing _____,When They Deprive Domestic