When It Comes to Competing Internationally, Firms That Are Successful

question 81

Multiple Choice

When it comes to competing internationally, firms that are successful domestically typically:

• A)​Are more successful internationally.
• B)​Are on their way to becoming global cult brands.
• C) ​Find that cross-border capabilities may or may not be the same.
• D) ​Find that factors that lead to success domestically are easily translated to competing internationally.

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