Managing Global Joint Ventures Can Be Difficult Because They

question 69

Multiple Choice

Managing global joint ventures can be difficult because they:

• A)​represent a merging of four cultures.
• B)​increase the number of tariffs that have to be paid.
• C)​can only be used by large companies that already have an international presence.
• D)​use local consistency in marketing.
• E)​help companies to allow nontariff barriers to entry.

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