Partial Localization Can Be an Economical Choice for a Software

Multiple Choice

Partial localization can be an economical choice for a software company when:

A) users in the target market can tolerate the language that a software is originally written in;
B) the target market has deceive impact on the company's profit;
C) the software is targeted at end-users instead of programmers or developers;
D) the user population in the target market is very large;
E) software localization plays a critical role in the competence with similar products of other companies.