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Amanda [17]
3 years ago
7

Dawson Manufacturing produces and sells DVD players and is planning to expand sales internationally. Dawson has narrowed down th

e list of potential countries to India and Guatemala. A Dawson manager has the task of obtaining data regarding the number of DVD players sold annually in India and Guatemala. If unable to locate this information, she might most likely estimate the sales potential of these two countries by
Business
1 answer:
Veseljchak [2.6K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

she might most likely estimate the sales potential of these two countries by examining the sales history of flat-screen televisions.

Explanation:

As , the company Dawson Manufacturing want to expand its business of producing and selling the DVD players , and hence ,

the very first thing for them is to shortlist the potential countries to tie up in order to expand  their business .

Hence , the company shortlisted India and Guatemala and start to get the data for the number of DVD players that are sold annually in both the countries , so as to get a better idea about the market .

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