If a developing country wanted to increase its level of investment, which of these actions would directly lead to this goal?
A) Strengthen and enforce private property laws.
B) Provide a minimum level of food to all people in the country.
C) Increase taxes to prevent corporations from keeping excess profits.
D) Nationalize all foreign manufacturing facilities in the country.

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Strengthening and enforcing private property laws creates a more stable and predictable investment climate, attracting both domestic and foreign investors. Providing a minimum level of food, increasing taxes, and nationalizing foreign manufacturing facilities are unlikely to increase investment and may actually discourage it.

If a Developing Country Wanted to Increase Its Level of Investment