Small-Scale Entry into a Foreign Market Makes It Difficult to Build

question 76

Multiple Choice

Small-scale entry into a foreign market makes it difficult to build market share because it

• A) necessitates rapid entry into a foreign market.
• B) is associated with a lack of commitment demonstrated by the foreign firm.
• C) leads to escalating strategic commitments.
• D) requires that extra time be spent in analyzing a foreign market.
• E) leads to increased exposure to a foreign market.

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