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A branch sells only parent goods and remits cash. This suggests:

ASignificant autonomy
BLocal-currency finance
CAn extension of the parent
DLocal currency adoption
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. An extension of the parent
A branch that merely sells parent goods and sends cash back is an extension of the parent, pointing towards the parent's functional currency.
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