17. Viewed from a(n) ______________________ perspective, the combination of skilled technology and management provided by multinationals and the relatively cheap labor available in developing nations is ideal for a global enterprise. .

Why is the import-substituting industrialization policy considered too costly and fails to increase the economic development of developing countries? a. This policy is complex and time consumingb. tariffs are too high for consumers and importers must also import materials from abroadc. This policy creates inefficiency in the domestic industryd. all answers are correct