The Argument for Homogeneous Global Marketing Has Met with Mixed

question 102

Multiple Choice

The argument for homogeneous global marketing has met with mixed results because:

• A) they had used Canadian models in ads meant for other countries
• B) Canadian products were not diverse enough
• C) the Canadian image sent the wrong political message
• D) Canadian products in general were perceived to be poorly- made
• E) consumers in different countries have different conventions and customs, so they do not use products in the same way

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Canalization

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