When it comes to foreign direct investment, which of the following is not true about the relationship between a foreign company and a host government? Question 17 options: Foreign companies are disliked by host governments for products manufactured locally and exported to other markets. Foreign companies are praised by host governments for their global efficiency and world market access. Foreign companies are disliked by host governments for their negative impacts on local societies. Foreign companies are sought after by host governments for their capital and technology. Foreign companies are appreciated by host governments for their contributions to local social and economic needs