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1. Some corporation's successful experiences or failure lessons in the international market.
 
2. Some country's investment in foreign countries or using foreign investment.

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Some transnational company's successful experiences or failure lessons in the international market?

Foreign saving is used for domestic investment when foreigners engage in:

1. foreign direct investment.

2. foreign portfolio investment.

3. either foreign direct investment or foreign portfolio investment.

4. None of the above is correct. 

Your CEO thinks that it is too risky to invest in more than 2 countries and has already selected 2 other countries (the United States is one of them) besides your chosen foreign country to invest in. She bases this on the notion that with the company's last experiences with other products, the results of dealing with many countries at once has been mixed at best. You think that she is making a critical mistake but must be diplomatic and respectful to her. In the process, you are to do the following:

1 Provide a compelling argument to your CEO that including your company's FDI in your chosen foreign country is a promising opportunity.

2 Explain relative internalization advantages in the process.

3 Explain the realities and benefits of FDI in your chosen foreign country from a free-market view.

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