Q.Which of the following is NOT a feature of an MNC?

Three of the four options are genuine, syllabus-listed features of an MNC; only one directly contradicts the very definition of "multi-national." …

An MNC is defined precisely by operating in more than one country, so "operations confined to a single country" (option c) is the opposite of what makes a corporation multi-national — it describes an ordinary domestic company instead. Huge size/capital resources, centralised home-country control, and advanced technology/R&D are all genuine, well-establi …

Overlooking that the question asks for the feature that is NOT true of an MNC, and instead pick …