9. In the 1920s, American multinational corporations a. resisted new ventures abroad. b. demonstrated limited interest in controlling raw materials in other countries. c. produced few automobiles for international markets. d. extended their reach throughout the world. e. reduced investments overseas.

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Curtis Copeland

1 October, 10:48

9. In the 1920s, American multinational corporations a. resisted new ventures abroad. b. demonstrated limited interest in controlling raw materials in other countries. c. produced few automobiles for international markets. d. extended their reach throughout the world. e. reduced investments overseas.

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d. Extended their reach throughout the world.

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in 1920s American multinational corps started to extend their reach throughout the world. In 1920s international economy was stabilized specifically in Europe and America's economy was booming. So Corporations started to make foreign investments that was encouraged by their president Calivn Coolidge and from there they extended their reach throughout the world.