Multinational companies are mixed blessing to the developing countries – InterviewSolution

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1.	Multinational companies are mixed blessing to the developing countries " In the light of this statement explain the return of MNC.
Answer» It is right to say that multinationals are a mixed blessing , as the multinational companies bring some advantages for host countries but at the same time there are some drawbacks of such enterprises.

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