Using a Corporate Acquisition as a Method of Entering a Foreign

question 95

Multiple Choice

Using a corporate acquisition as a method of entering a foreign market is NOT recommended under which of the following conditions?

• A) when the company is too small to be able to enter the market using exporting or greenfields operations
• B) where there are legal prohibitions on foreign market entrants
• C) when the industry is highly competitive
• D) when the firm is seeking rapid market entry
• E) when substantial entry barriers exist

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