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The discrepancy between the feasibility of a project in a host country from the perspective of the U.S. parent versus the subsidiary administering the project is likely to be greater for projects in countries where a. the currency of the hose country is expected to remain stable against the dollar over time. b. there are no blocked fund restrictions. c. the taxes are the same as in the United States. d. the currency of the host country is expected to appreciate consistently against the dollar .

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d. the currency of the host country is expected to appreciate consistently against the dollar.

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The difference between the viability of a project in a developing country from the U.S. parent viewpoint and the project managing subsidiary is expected to be larger for projects in countries where the developing country's currency is expected to regularly appreciate in value.

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