Answer:
Economic requirements.
Explanation:
Due to economical reasons (making the bars affordable for the South Asian markets) they decided to adapt the form of the packs to suit their consumers. Hence, they were influenced by economic requirements.
It couldn't be legal requirements because no law forbids selling packs of bars in form of two or twenty.
No political requirement was mentioned in this hypotesis.
No new technology requirement would be necessary given that in Canada they sell them in packs of 10 or 20.
No cultural requirements is mentioned given that in the South Asian markets the bars are still being eaten - the only thing reduced is it's quantity which is explained by the economical reasons.
Answer:
<h3>Sphere of Influence.</h3>
Explanation:
Sphere of Influence is an imperial strategy that influences a smaller country to surrender exclusive investments or trading privileges to a bigger foreign power.
Today, Sphere of Influence is a tool of foreign policy where powerful countries tries to strike an agreement with a weaker country to disintegrate it's political, economical and military powers to the powerful one.
The Navigation Acts of 1651 passed by the English Parliament during the period of imperialism and colonialism is similar to the concept of Sphere of Influence. The Acts prohibited foreign ships from transporting non-English goods to England or its colonies.It only allowed English vessels to carry English trade to its colonies.
Answer:
Ethnocentricity
Explanation:
Ethnocentrism is the concept where one person judges someone else's culture by looking at it through your own cultural perspective.
Here, Jay does not want to show that he is judging the Japanese culture through his own cultural perspective. He does not make distinctions of what is considered wrong in Japan versus what is considered wrong in his country.
Hence, Jay is being mindful of Ethnocentricity.