Direct Exporting, Compared to Indirect Exporting, Benefits Companies in All

question 78

Multiple Choice

Direct exporting, compared to indirect exporting, benefits companies in all ways except:

• A) Provides face-to-face dealings with foreign distributors and customers
• B) Allows for the gradual build-up of international expertise
• C) Is less resource-intensive
• D) Gives companies some control over their international sales
• E) All are direct exporting benefits

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