Typical Barriers to Entry in the Acquisition of a New

Multiple Choice

Typical barriers to entry in the acquisition of a new business include all of the following EXCEPT:

A) government hostility toward outside firms that market their product in a country but do not produce it there.
B) distribution channels where wholesalers are unwilling to take on new firms.
C) low levels of customer loyalty in the area.
D) a geographic area where the best retail locations are already taken.