A Multidomestic Corporate-Level Strategy Is One in Which

question 82

Multiple Choice

A multidomestic corporate-level strategy is one in which:

• A) a corporation chooses not to compete internationally but where there are a number of international competitors in the firm's local marketplace.
• B) the firm produces a standardized product, but markets it differently in each country in which it competes.
• C) the firm customizes the product for each country in which it competes.
• D) the firm competes in a number of countries, but it is centrally coordinated by the home office.

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