The Drawbacks of a Localized Multidomestic Strategy Include

question 5

Multiple Choice

The drawbacks of a localized multidomestic strategy include

• A) hindering the use of cross-market subsidization techniques and increasing company vulnerability to adverse shifts in currency exchange rates.
• B) making it very difficult to take into account significant country-to-country differences in distribution channels and marketing methods.
• C) making it difficult and costly to be responsive to country-to-country differences in customer needs,buying habits,cultural traditions,and market conditions.
• D) hindering transfer of a company's competencies and resources across country boundaries and hindering the pursuit of a single,uniform competitive advantage in all country markets where a company operates.
• E) being unsuitable for competing in the markets of emerging countries and posing added difficulty in building multiple profit sanctuaries.

Identify the conditions under which a breach of warranty occurs.

Comprehend the rules for construction when express and implied warranties are consistent.

Recognize the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act requirements for full warranties.

Understand how to effectively disclaim oral and written warranties.

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Definitions:

Negative Reinforcer

A stimulus which, when avoided or removed after a certain behavior, enhances the probability of that behavior occurring again.

Punishing Event

An event or stimulus that decreases the likelihood of the behavior that it follows, often used in behavior modification techniques.

Negative Reinforcement

A behavior modification process where the removal of an unfavorable outcome or stimulus strengthens a desired behavior.

Positive Reinforcement

Increasing behaviors by presenting positive reinforcers. A positive reinforcer is any stimulus that, when presented after a response, strengthens the response.