Multinational Companies

Investments made by MNC's in different countries is called-

• Growth investments

• Investment Funds

• Foreign Investments

• Annuities

How do MNC's set up production in foreign countries?

• By setting up production jointly with local companies

• By buying up local companies

• By controlling the production of local companies

• All of the above

Which MNC is the largest producer of edible oil in India?

• Parakh Foods

• Mahendra

• Amul

• Cargill

Cargill Foods, an American MNC, brought up which Indian local company

• Nestle

• Parakh foods

• Amul

• None of these

Ferrero is the producer of Nutella, and sells the product worldwide. What kind of company is Ferrero?

• GLC (Government-linked Companies)

• MNC (Multinational Companies)

• SME (Small and Medium Enterprises)

How has growth of multinational companies (MNCs) contributed to globalisation?

• By enabling more people and goods to be moved to more parts of the world more quickly

• By making it easier to share ideas and knowledge all over the world

• By making countries more dependent on each other for producing goods

Which of the following are the key factors that contribute to globalisation?

• Improvements in Transportation

• Improvements in Medical Science

• Improvements in Digital Technology

• Growth of Local Companies

• Growth of Multinational Companies

What is a key characteristic of a multinational company?

• Operates in multiple countries

• Operates only in its home country

• Focuses solely on local markets

• Is owned by the government

Which of the following is a benefit of multinational companies to host countries?

• Increased local employment

• Decreased foreign investment

• Reduced cultural exchange

• Limited access to technology

How do multinational companies contribute to cultural exchange?

• By promoting local traditions only

• By introducing new products and services

• By restricting international travel

• By focusing on domestic markets