Multiple Choice
Firms that have considered offering standard global products and found they must offer local variants to survive include:
A) The world's biggest automakers: Ford, GM, Toyota and Honda
B) Very successful national retailers such as Wal-mart or Tesco
C) Cosmetics, household goods and washing machine manufacturers
D) All of the above
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