Government host policies are not likely to increase a country's political and economic risks when
A)the national government is unstable or weak.
B)incentives such as reduced taxes,low-cost loans,and site-development assistance are provided to companies agreeing to construct or expand production and distribution facilities.
C)there is distress in the country's monetary system.
D)there are threats from piracy and lack of protection for the company's intellectual property.
E)there is new onerous legislation or regulations on foreign-owned businesses.

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Providing incentives to companies to invest in production and distribution facilities can encourage economic growth and stability, which reduces political and economic risk. The other options (A,C,D, and E) all increase political and economic risks in some way.

Government Host Policies Are Not Likely to Increase a Country's