Explain how the following transactions affect Bangladeshi NCO? Does this transaction affect direct investment or portfolio investment? i. Pran Foods Ltd. buys stock in Amul India Private Ltd. ii. Walton buys parts from a Japanese manufacturer to use in the production of its refrigerators. iii. An US firm expands its outlets in Dhaka. iv. A Korean mutual fund buys shares of stock in Beximco.

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