Which two factors are primarily assessed when using the qualitative approach to measure a country's economic risk? O A) the country's natural resources and its long-term national debt OB) the competence of the country's leader and the economic policy direction O C) the probability of terrorism and the likelihood that the country's debts will be repaid OD) the country's purchasing power overseas and the consistency of the country's leadership Question 20 ch At which three levels should firms ideally perform global environmental analysis? OA) product, domestic market, and consumer B) multinational, regional, and local OC) operational, tactical, and top management D) innovation, production, and local distribution > Question 21 5 pt Med-Tex, a large pharmaceutical firm based in Texas, wants to establish its presence by expanding overseas. The company's executives evaluate locations across the world for the most suitable place to build the latest Med-Tex manufacturing facility. Which of the following, if true, best supports the argument that Med-Tex should build its new facility in Ireland? O A) Expanding into a similar culture reduces risks associated with different attitudes, values, and communication styles. O B) Med-Tex's main competitor received government incentives for building a new manufacturing facility in the U.K. O C) Collectivist societies like Ireland encourage the individual achievement necessary for scientific advancements in pharmaceuticals. D) Particularistic cultures apply rules and systems objectively, which is important within the Med- Tex organizational culture