Domestic Business Differs from International Business in That a Firm

question 131

Multiple Choice

Domestic business differs from international business in that a firm operating within the borders of one country

• A) needs to be concerned solely with the domestic environment.
• B) must be concerned with the international environment but not the foreign environment.
• C) must be concerned with the foreign environment but not the international environment.
• D) is not entirely free from the international and foreign environments.
• E) cannot survive in a world that is globalizing.

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Definitions:

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