Source Effects Are Damaging for an International Business When

question 20

Multiple Choice

Source effects are damaging for an international business when

• A) promotional messages are used to stress the positive performance attributes of its product.
• B) fewer firms compete for the attention of prospective customers in developing countries.
• C) the firm's marketing strategy emphasizes personal selling rather than mass media advertising.
• D) potential consumers in a target country have a bias against foreign firms.
• E) international businesses deemphasize their foreign origins.

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