Question: The difference between a company that competes internationally and a company that competes globally is that A. a global competitor operates in many country markets

The difference between a company that competes internationally and a company that competes globally is that

  • A. a global competitor operates in many country markets and an international competitor operates in just a few country markets.
  • B. an international competitor competes in a select few foreign markets (and perhaps has only modest ambitions to enter additional country markets) while a global competitor has or is pursuing a market presence on most continents and is expanding its operation into additional country markets annually.
  • C. an international competitor has a market presence in countries on one continent and a global competitor has a market presence in countries on most all of the worlds continents.
  • D. an international competitor has a market presence in a few of the biggest country markets in the world and a global competitor has a market presence in most all of the major country markets in the world.
  • E. an international competitor has an international strategy and a global competitor has a global strategy.

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