Britain reserves the right to intervene in FDI by:
A)reserving the right to block foreign takeovers of domestic firms in certain situations.
B)prohibiting FDIs over and above a certain fixed annual amount.
C)nationalizing certain industries that provide essential goods and services.
D)imposing economic sanctions against specific countries.

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Governments of countries such as Great Britain and the United States both have still reserved the right to intervene in FDI.Britain does so by reserving the right to block foreign takeovers of domestic firms if the takeovers are seen as "contrary to national security interests" or if they have the potential for "reducing competition."

Britain Reserves the Right to Intervene in FDI By