According to Dickson, a "Born-Again" Global, Entrepreneurial Firm Enters International

question 5

Multiple Choice

According to Dickson, a "born-again" global, entrepreneurial firm enters international markets as a result of:

• A) Long-standing relationships with supplies overseas
• B) A triggering event, such as an unsolicited order from overseas
• C) Reduced risk in certain international markets
• D) Their initial strategy included a desire to enter foreign markets
• E) None of the above

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