International Diversification Is a Strategy Through Which a Firm Expands

question 35

True/False

International diversification is a strategy through which a firm expands the sale of its goods and services across borders of global regions and countries into a potentially large number of geographic locations of markets. Instead of entering one or a few markets, international diversification means that the firm enters multiple markets.

---

Definitions:

Public Park

A piece of public land in urban areas designated for recreational use by the general public, often maintained by local government.

Socially Optimum

A state where resources are allocated in the most efficient way from a societal perspective, maximizing social welfare.

Positive Externality

A benefit that affects a party who did not choose to incur that benefit, often discussed in the context of public goods and services.

Pigouvian Subsidy

A payment designed to encourage activities that yield external benefits.