The Term Globalization Was First Coined by Theodore Levitt in a Harvard

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Multiple Choice

The term globalization was first coined by Theodore Levitt in a Harvard Business Review article in which he maintained that

• A) new technologies were creating opportunities for creating mass customization of products.
• B) governments would be threatened by the emergence of global companies and would limit their development.
• C) the future belonged to global companies that sold the same things the same way, everywhere.
• D) increased differentiation of products would mean that costs of production would become a steadily declining proportion of the selling price.
• E) globalization would eliminate differences among consumers and markets, worldwide.

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