The primary target market differs from secondary and
tertiary market with its small segment in the market place as both secondary
and tertiary are larger segment than of the primary target market but what made
it more different from them is because of its goal of having to sell.
It should be false bec u have to consider convenience issues when selecting bank
Answer: Transnational (multinational)
Explanation: A transnational firm is a multinational firm that operates across national boundaries. Global business strategy allows a firm's revenue to run across borders and these firms can then trade in worldwide markets. A global business strategy includes thinking in an integrated way with regards to all business related aspects, evaluating the goods and services that are produced and meeting global standards in not only the world markets but also the local markets. A multinational firm will also make use of a policy of dispersed production with centralised strategic management. All these factors can link multinational firms to federal structure.