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2 years ago

Which of the following would be an advantage of engaging in international

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Answer:

B. Larger growth opportunities based on market size

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3 years ago

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Cost Value value Life Per Year

A $46,575 6,325 40,250 10 $4,025

B $38,640 5,520 33,120 9 $3,680

C $41,400 4,140 37,260 9 $4,140

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3 years ago

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adjusted 453,238

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3 years ago

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B) 9.1%

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