The costs of doing business in a country tend to be greater if
A) political payoffs are not required to gain market access.
B) supporting infrastructure is sponsored by government.
C) local laws set strict standards with regard to environmental pollution.
D) there are limits or caps on damage awards.

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The costs of doing business in a country tend to be greater where political payoffs are required to gain market access, where supporting infrastructure is lacking or underdeveloped, and where adhering to local laws and regulations is costly. It can also be more costly to do business in a country like the United States, where the absence of a cap on damage awards has meant spiraling liability insurance rates.

The Costs of Doing Business in a Country Tend to Be