The Achilles Heel of International Strategy Is That

question 53

Multiple Choice

The Achilles heel of international strategy is that:

• A) economies of scale cannot be achieved.
• B) customization of products makes the company lose its credibility.
• C) competitors inevitably emerge.
• D) non-price differences among products hold little importance.
• E) customer preferences eventually become identical.

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Definitions:

Feeling

An emotional state or reaction, which can encompass physical sensations as well as moods and attitudes.

Inferiority

A feeling of being lower in status or quality than others, often leading to decreased self-esteem.

Adler

Alfred Adler, an Austrian medical doctor and psychotherapist, known for his contributions to psychology including the development of individual psychology and ideas about inferiority complex.

Individualism

A social theory favoring freedom of action for individuals over collective or state control.