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Which of the following statements most accurately describes the relationship between trading groups and MNEs?
A) Trading groups have no influence on the size of the regional market.
B) Regional trading groups can define the rules under which companies must operate within that region.
C) Companies never need to change their organizational structure to take advantage of regional trading groups.
D) Regional trading groups have no influence on an MNE's strategy since they operate worldwide.

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