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Q. Other things being equal, a foreign subsidiary in China would more likely be divested by the U.S. parent if new information caused the parent to suddenly anticipate that:

  • (A) the Chinese yuan would depreciate in the future.
  • (B) the Chinese yuan would appreciate in the future.
  • (C) the Chinese yuan would remain somewhat stable in the future.
  • (D) none of the above; the value of the Chinese yuan has no impact on the feasibility of a divestiture.
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