FDI is the least taxing entry strategy that a firm can choose.

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FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) involves a significant investment of resources and capital. It involves the establishment of a physical presence in a foreign country, and the company must navigate complex legal, political, and cultural differences. Compared to other entry strategies such as exporting or licensing, FDI generally has higher risks and costs associated with it. Therefore, it is not the least taxing entry strategy that a firm can choose.

FDI Is the Least Taxing Entry Strategy That a Firm