21. The MNC's ability to engage in such practices as transfer pricing is an argument offered by the proponents of: a. Appropriability Theory b. Product Life Cycle Theory c. Diversification Theory d. Eclectic Theory e. Extended Pricing Theory 22. A company whose products are associated with appropriability is more likely to become a multinational than a company whose products are associated with appropriability. a. medium; low b. low; high c. high; low d. high; medium e. maximum; minimum 23. Level III ADRs: a. Unlike Level I and Level II ADRs, Level III ADRs may be traded on the US Over-the-Counter Market b. Like Level II, they may engage in Initial Public Offering c. Like Level I, they do not have to adhere to US GAAP d. Unlike Level II, they may engage in Initial Public Offering e. None of the Above 24. Regulation Q : a. Limited the flow of funds from US banks to foreign borrowers b. Placed restrictions on funds flowing from US-based MNCs to their foreign affiliates c. Increased the Reserve Requirements on US banks interested in tax equalization d. Placed Interest rate ceilings on time deposits in US banks e. None of the Above 25. To stem the flow of funds from the country in the 1960 s and 1970s, the US adopted a number of measures, including: a. The Mutual Assistance Credit Program b. The Interest Equalization Tax c. The Federal Reserve Chair's Payment d. Regulation Z e. B and D only 21. The MNC's ability to engage in such practices as transfer pricing is an argument offered by the proponents of: a. Appropriability Theory b. Product Life Cycle Theory c. Diversification Theory d. Eclectic Theory e. Extended Pricing Theory 22. A company whose products are associated with appropriability is more likely to become a multinational than a company whose products are associated with appropriability. a. medium; low b. low; high c. high; low d. high; medium e. maximum; minimum 23. Level III ADRs: a. Unlike Level I and Level II ADRs, Level III ADRs may be traded on the US Over-the-Counter Market b. Like Level II, they may engage in Initial Public Offering c. Like Level I, they do not have to adhere to US GAAP d. Unlike Level II, they may engage in Initial Public Offering e. None of the Above 24. Regulation Q : a. Limited the flow of funds from US banks to foreign borrowers b. Placed restrictions on funds flowing from US-based MNCs to their foreign affiliates c. Increased the Reserve Requirements on US banks interested in tax equalization d. Placed Interest rate ceilings on time deposits in US banks e. None of the Above 25. To stem the flow of funds from the country in the 1960 s and 1970s, the US adopted a number of measures, including: a. The Mutual Assistance Credit Program b. The Interest Equalization Tax c. The Federal Reserve Chair's Payment d. Regulation Z e. B and D only