Which of these can a host country use to restrict incoming foreign direct investment?
A) Differential tax rates
B) Insurance
C) Low-interest loans
D) Performance demands

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A host country can use performance demands to restrict incoming foreign direct investment by requiring certain conditions, such as local content requirements or technology transfer agreements, to be met in order for the foreign investor to operate within the country. Differential tax rates, insurance, and low-interest loans can promote or incentivize investment, rather than restrict it.

Which of These Can a Host Country Use to Restrict