A) culture
B) political stability
C) income
D) psychographics
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A) direct investment.
B) joint venture.
C) licensing.
D) local manufacturing.
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A) The chief advantage of the global marketspace over the traditional bricks-and-mortar stores for customers is the ability to shop anywhere, at any time, and at the lower cost.
B) More business-to-consumer marketing is done on the Internet than business-to-business marketing.
C) The most active participants in the networked global marketspace are companies in developing nations.
D) All business in the networked global marketspace is conducted in English.
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A) media exposure of products
B) existence of supplier clusters
C) sophistication of consumers
D) intensity of competition
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A) adoption of NAFTA by Canada and the USA
B) large Canadian market potential
C) understanding that numerous Canadians cross-border shop at Target stores
D) declining customer satisfaction in the USA
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A) customs.
B) ethics.
C) values.
D) culture.
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A) increased free trade
B) higher tariffs
C) increased political turmoil
D) currency instability
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A) No accurate data has been available on trade imports and exports.
B) The volume of imports and exports has consistently decreased.
C) Imports into Canada and exports have been about equal, indicating balanced trade.
D) Exports have exceeded imports, indicating a continuing trade surplus.
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A) lower wages and prices
B) creates its own competition
C) increase of profit potential
D) complete control of the product
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A) competition
B) monopolistic practice
C) globalization
D) dumping
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A) factor conditions.
B) related and supporting industries.
C) demand conditions.
D) managerial conditions.
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A) product extension
B) product customization
C) product adaptation
D) product invention
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A) establishment of an international Board of Commerce.
B) explicit assessing of non-tariff trade barriers of services.
C) reduction of tariffs.
D) equalization of international quotas on manufactured goods.
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A) factor conditions.
B) related and supporting industries.
C) demand conditions.
D) managerial conditions.
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A) offering the right to a trademark, patent, trade secret, or similarly valued items of intellectual property in return for a royalty or fee.
B) contracting with a foreign firm to manufacture products according to certain specifications.
C) when a foreign country and a local firm invest together to create a local business.
D) having a company handle its own exports directly, without intermediaries.
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A) back talk
B) back translation
C) double talk
D) double dipping
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A) cultural interpretive reasoning
B) cultural symbolic assignment
C) semiotics
D) cultural distinctions
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A) Product extension strategy
B) Communication adaptation strategy
C) Product adaptation strategy
D) Dual adaptation strategy
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