4. most nations are less developed countries (ldcs). supporters of multinational
corporations (mncs) might argue all of the following except that
a mncs are more capital-intensive and highly mechanized rather than
labor-intensive
ob mncs provide new job opportunities for ldcs
c mncs introduce new technology and opportunities for related
industries to develop in ldcs
d mncs can take advantage of natural resources and cheap labor force
in ldcs

Option A

Supporters of multinational  corporations (MNCs) might argue all of the following except that MNCs are more capital-intensive and highly mechanized rather than  labor-intensive

Explanation:

MNC has grown the primary business of developing democracies. MNCs profit from the more economical operation expenses and privileges conferred by the administration of developing countries. These developing countries can further enlarge from the grant made by MNCs.  

MNCs can support overcoming scarcity, stimulating commercial germination,  building careers that employ confined people. Most utmost of the MNCs demands the benefit of developing countries. Notwithstanding, workers are compensated inexpensive payments, as there are some or no industry unions to defend their gains or concert with the MNCs.

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