Fill-in-the-Blank: Multinational Corporations

A company often becomes involved in (a)   trade by exchanging goods or services with another country.

Importing raw materials may be necessary for (a)   or exporting finished products to a foreign market.

Establishing trade relationships is the first step in developing a (a)   business.

At first, the corporation’s emphasis is still on the (a)   market.

As trade expands, the corporation’s dealings with companies outside the (a)   country increase.

The next step in multinational development is focusing on the (a)   market.

A company may establish a foreign (a)   plant.

Multinational corporations may engage in contract (a)   .

A company might also build a foreign manufacturing company or (a)   .

A multinational corporation is based in one (a)   .