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Business, 13.06.2020 00:57, ssiy

4. Ford is considering moving its Taurus plant from Edison, NJ to Buenos Aires in Argentina, but is intimidated by the fact that the inflation rate in the nation is too high, and their dollar investments may be compromised. Which segment of the general environment does this statement refer to? a. Corporate-financial b. Business-exchange c. Political-legal d. Economic

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