Direct foreign investment would typically be welcomed if:
A) the products to be produced are substitutes for other locally produced products.
B) people from the country of the company's headquarter are transferred to the foreign country to work at the subsidiary.
C) the products to be produced are going to be exported.
D) all of the above

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Direct foreign investment would typically be welcomed if the products to be produced are going to be exported. This would bring foreign currency into the country and boost the economy. The other options do not necessarily guarantee a favorable outcome for the host country. Having products that compete with locally produced goods may harm the local economy and transferring foreign workers may result in taking away jobs from locals.

Direct Foreign Investment Would Typically Be Welcomed If