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When an industry is in decline, firms do not necessarily exit; they may just shrink.
Multidomestic Strategy
A multidomestic strategy is a business approach wherein a company tailors its products, marketing, and operations to suit the specific needs and preferences of each country or market it enters, rather than standardizing them across the board.
Decentralization
The process of distributing or dispersing functions, powers, people, or things away from a central location or authority.
Expatriates
Employees assigned from headquarters or another location to work in a foreign market.
Headquarters
The central office or main location where a company's executive management and key administrative functions are located.
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