A Global Corporate-Level Strategy Differs from a Multidomestic Corporate-Level Strategy

question 13

Multiple Choice

A global corporate-level strategy differs from a multidomestic corporate-level strategy in that in a global strategy:

• A) competitive strategy is dictated by the home office.
• B) competitive strategy is decentralized and controlled by individual strategic business units.
• C) products are customized to meet the individual needs of each country.
• D) the firm sells in multiple countries.

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