Which of the Following Is Typically True of an Export

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is typically true of an export management company?

• A)It is usually a division of a manufacturing company.
• B)Most EMCs in the United States are large, representing a wide range of products and large number of companies.
• C)It operates on a contractual basis for a manufacturer by helping obtain orders for its clients' products.
• D)It usually takes title to products rather than acting as an agent.

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