If Companies Focus Too Much on Local Adaptation, They Run

question 99

Multiple Choice

If companies focus too much on local adaptation, they run the risk of:

• A) using management procedures poorly suited to particular countries' markets, cultures, and employees.
• B) losing the cost effectiveness and productivity that result from using standardized rules and procedures throughout the world.
• C) losing control over the quality of the product or service sold by the foreign licensee.
• D) failing to benefit from an active global strategy.

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Definitions:

Store Calories

The process by which the body converts food intake into energy reserves, primarily in the form of fat, for future use.

Food Abundance

The availability of a large quantity of food resources, which can influence population growth and health.

High-Fat Food

Foods that are rich in fats, often contributing to increased calorie intake and potential health issues when consumed in excess.

Obesity Rates

The percentage of a population that is classified as obese, often used as an indicator of public health.