The OECD Guidelines believes that less-developed countries should:
A) not be considered a lucrative market.
B) allow their natural resources to be tapped into,freely.
C) benefit from a corporation's advanced technology.
D) avoid trading with developed nations.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The OECD Guidelines encourage corporations to share their advanced technology with less-developed countries as a means of promoting economic development and reducing poverty. This suggests that less-developed countries should benefit from a corporation's advanced technology. Therefore, the best choice is C. The other options are not consistent with the OECD Guidelines - A suggests that less-developed countries should be ignored as a market, B suggests that natural resources should be exploited without regard for local communities or the environment, and D suggests that less-developed countries should avoid trading altogether.

The OECD Guidelines Believes That Less-Developed Countries Should