Foreign investment in the United States gives us

A) greater control over our economy.
B) less control over our economy.
C) neither greater control nor less control over our economy.

Foreign investment in the United States typically means that companies and individuals from other countries are investing in our economy by purchasing assets, such as stocks, bonds, or real estate. This can give them some level of control over these assets, which can in turn have some impact on our economy. Additionally, if foreign companies purchase U.S. assets, they may be able to influence decisions made by those companies, which can also affect our economy. Therefore, foreign investment generally implies less control over our economy.