International Managers Most Likely Need to Understand How to Evaluate

Multiple Choice

International managers most likely need to understand how to evaluate international geographic alternatives because ________.

A) they usually have a surplus of resources and need to take advantage of all opportunities
B) many regional trading groups prohibit companies from outside of the trading group from manufacturing in more than one member country
C) the commitment of resources to one locale may require forgoing projects in other locales
D) decreased worldwide transportation costs and increased trade liberalization now allow companies to serve worldwide markets from a single production location