Managing an International Business Is Different from Managing a Domestic

question 3

Multiple Choice

Managing an international business is different from managing a domestic business and is more challenging due to a variety of reasons including country differences;a wider range of more complex problems;the greater intensity of competition;increased likelihood of intervention by governments,home and host;and:

• A)barriers to cross-border trade and investment are said to be flat or dormant.
• B)outsourcing is increasing due to worldwide productivity.
• C)added complexity of conducting transactions in different countries.
• D)national economies are becoming increasingly interdependent on each other.

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