The chief difference between a "think$-$global, act$-$global" and a "think$-$global, act$-$local" approach to crafting a global strategy is that

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a "think$-$global, act$-$local" approach involves charging much different prices in the various country markets where the company competes

a "think$-$global, act$-$global" approach involves selling under a single brand worldwide, whereas a "think$-$global, act$-$local" approach involves the use of multiple brands $($often a local brand for each local market$)$

a "think$-$global, act$-$local" approach involves much less adherence to using the same basic competitive strategy theme $($low$-$cost$,$ differentiation, bestcost, or focused$)$ in all country markets.

a "think$-$global, act$-$local" approach involves considerably less adherence to utilizing the same capabilities, distribution channels, and marketing approaches world wide.