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When a firm pursues a(n) ___________, it sells the same products or services in both domestic and foreign markets.

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When a firm pursues a(n) localization strategy, it sells the same products or services in both domestic and foreign markets.

Multinationals choose from four basic international strategies: (1) international, (2) multinational, (3) global, and (4) transnational. These strategies differ between the two strains. 1) Focus on low cost and efficiency, and 2) Respond to local culture and needs.

A company can obtain its three main benefits by successfully deploying a foreign markets strategy: (1) increased market size, (2) economies of scale and learning, and (3) location advantages. I can. Greater market size is achieved by expanding beyond the company's home country.

Multinational Corporation chooses from their three basic international strategies: (1) multidomestic, (2) Global, and (3) Transnational. These strategies differ in their focus on achieving global efficiencies and addressing local needs.

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