Multiple Choice
The strategic options for expansion into foreign markets do not include
A) relying on home country governments to restrict imports via raising tariffs and local content requirements.
B) establishing a subsidiary in a foreign market.
C) maintaining a national (one-country) production base and exporting goods to foreign markets.
D) licensing foreign firms to produce and distribute one's products.
E) employing a franchising strategy using local ownership.
Correct Answer:

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