For Most Small Businesses, the Primary Motivation for Going Global

question 26

Multiple Choice

For most small businesses, the primary motivation for going global is to

• A) develop new market opportunities.
• B) reduce the costs of doing business.
• C) gain access to resources that are important to the firm's operations.
• D) capitalize on special features of location.

Learn about the primary and secondary financial markets.

Comprehend the concept and impact of regulatory dialectic on financial institutions and corporations.

Understand the structure and significance of the TSX within the global financial market.

Identify and describe the characteristics of secondary markets.

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Definitions:

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