Coordinating the International Value-Chain Activities of a Firm Across Multiple

question 2

Multiple Choice

Coordinating the international value-chain activities of a firm across multiple countries to achieve maximum efficiency is known as ________.

• A) local responsiveness
• B) global integration
• C) adaptation
• D) country-by-country responsiveness

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Definitions:

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