Computer Contractors has given a foreign entity the right to produce and sell its computer parts in return for a royalty fee on every unit sold. This is called
Multiple Choice
an acquisition.
licensing.
vertical FDI.
a greenfield investment.
This is essentially a licensing contract because there is an agreement provided to a foreign entity to produce a particular product and there is a royalty fee for every unit sold by it to be given to the parent company. All other choices do not have a provision of royalty fee.
Computer Contractors has given a foreign entity the right to produce and sell its computer parts...
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