To me at least, the context is unclear, though "Trade" seems to be a reasonable answer as we get a lot of goods from trade with foreign countries and get labor and other such services from other countries.
Answer:
Option A-First mover advantage
Explanation:
The first mover advantage is the advantage to the firm who first steps in to take the risks to ensure future benefits in the long term perspective. The particular example includes of TaTa company in India which has more than 90% of the market and was the first company in India that tried to meet requirements of every class of person, small and medium organization to large corporations. This increased production helped the company to gain economies of scale and the country import policies also though do helped the company.
Furthermore, here the advertising firm is not investing but is a means of investment for many investors which means it has no investment in the country and hence there are no forward integration and lateral diversification.
It can also be noted that the company was not transferring its technology in the state option E is also incorrect.
The unrelated differentiation comes when the firm offer its customers a uniqueness of product services which in this case can not be seen prominent. The company advertises similar to other advertises like the other firms and is not pursuing unrelated differentiation so the option C is also incorrect.
Answer: Innovators
Explanation:
Innovators are customers who take risk, seek changes and are also the earliest to purchase a new product. They are able to tolerate high risk which enables them to try products in the initial stage of its life cycle ahead of other customers.
Their tolerance for high risk makes them try out new products such as new technologies even though the product may fail eventually. They have huge financial liquidity which enables them try new products. They are also called influencers because they influence other people in the society about the product.
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