[单项选择]The multinational corporation was making a take-over ______ for a property company.
A. application
B. bid
C. proposal
D. suggestion

[单项选择]The multinational corporation was making a take-over______ for a property company.
A. application
B. bid
C. proposal
D. suggestion

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A multinational corporation is a corporate enterprise, which though headquartered in one country, conducts its operations through branches that it owns or controls around the world. The organizations, mostly based in the United States, Western Europe, and Japan, have become major actors on the international stage, for some of them are wealthier than many of the countries they operate in. The less developed countries often welcome the multinationals because they are a source of investment and jobs. Yet their presence has its drawbacks, for these organizations soon develop immense political and economic influence in the host countries. Development becomes concentrated in a few industries that are oriented to the needs of the outsiders; profits are frequently exported rather than reinvested; and local benefits go mainly to a small ruling group whose interests are tied to those of the foreigners rather than to those of their own people. The effect is to further increase export depend
A. Violent social change.
B. Military overthrow.
C. Nationalism.
D. Fundamentalist religious movements.

[单项选择]Nowadays many multinational companies are evolving from mass production manufacturing to ________enterprises.
A. moveable
B. mobile
C. flexible
D. versatile

[单项选择]The multinational training program is mostly concerned with the relation between Americans and ______.
A. the Japanese
B. Arabs
C. Brazilians
D. Orientals

[单项选择]In what way are multinational companies similar to the long-surviving companies studied
A. Keeping central control.
B. Willing to change.
C. Saving money in an old-fashioned way.
D. Choosing managers from within the company.

[单项选择]Which of the following is TRUE of multinational corporations


A. All of them have their headquarters in North America.
B. Labor is an important factor in determining the sites of factories to be built.
C. The Japanese have built their plants primarily along the coasts of the U. S.
D. Goods manufactured in local plants are viewed as imports in some countries.