A Strategy That Incorporates Elements of Both Multidomestic and Global

question 79

Multiple Choice

A strategy that incorporates elements of both multidomestic and global strategies is termed a "transnational" strategy, but sometimes it is referred to as a(n)

• A) glocalization strategy.
• B) international strategy.
• C) think-local, act-global strategy.
• D) cross-border integrated strategy.
• E) standardized integrated strategy.

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Definitions:

Native Americans

The indigenous peoples of the United States, including various tribes, who were the original inhabitants of the land prior to European colonization.

Fur Trappers

Individuals or workers engaged in the trapping and trading of animal fur, often in the wilderness, a common occupation during the frontier days of North American exploration and settlement.

Slave Traders

Individuals or companies involved in the buying and selling of human beings for the purpose of forced labor, a practice prominent in historical global trade networks.

Silversmiths

Craftspeople specialized in working with silver to create items such as jewelry, utensils, and decorative objects, practicing a blend of artistic design and metalworking skills.