Because Some Foreign Markets Are Not Accustomed to High Quality

question 59

True/False

Because some foreign markets are not accustomed to high quality goods and services, small firms in the U.S. are finding that an emphasis on quality is much more important to being competitive in the American market than in overseas markets.

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Interest Rate

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