Once they've set up the foreign branch, they don't really care if they retain them. Most foreign branches aren't staffed by Americans. This is also a 1 time thi

Once they've set up the foreign branch, they don't really care if they retain them. Most foreign branches aren't staffed by Americans. This is also a 1 time thing in each country that they start a branch in, not an on going concern. >they will be less tempted to jump ship and set up competing businesses that jumpstart a foreign country's industry The number of instances of this happening has to be close to zero.