A) macrofinancing
B) microfinancing
C) franchising
D) licensing
E) collateral
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A) A global brand has dispersed marketing centers, each of which is responsible for a specific region.
B) A global brand is marketed under the same name in multiple countries.
C) A global brand alters the product formulation or service for each geographical region.
D) A global brand delivers multiple benefits based on the GDP of each country.
E) A global brand is a collaborative effort among several different national firms.
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A) macrofinance.
B) microfinance.
C) microcapitalization.
D) macrocapitalization.
E) megafinance.
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A) The United States is tied with China and Japan as the world's leaders in exports.
B) The U.S. percentage share of world exports has shifted downwards over the past 30 years.
C) The United States has maintained a steady percentage share of world imports.
D) The United States' relative role as an exporter has decreased in the area of aerospace during the past five years.
E) The relative position of the United States as a supplier to the world has increased because of an absolute growth in exports.
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A) the firm's financial capacity to take risks.
B) the willingness and ability to embrace diversity.
C) the firm's orientation toward and strategy for global markets and marketing.
D) the relative position of the product or service in terms of its life cycle.
E) the relative size of the firm both in financial terms and in production capacity.
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A) divisions.
B) outlets.
C) departments.
D) markets.
E) holding companies.
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A) increases; greater
B) increases; less
C) decreases; greater
D) levels off; greater
E) There is no relationship between middle-income households and the nation's purchasing power.
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A) Clusters of strong suppliers can interfere with entry into a global market.
B) A firm that succeeds in global markets has often left a domestic market because it was too competitive.
C) A country's natural resources, education, and infrastructure can be turned into a competitive advantage.
D) The first goal of a global marketer is to actively educate a nation's domestic customers.
E) A nation's domestic workforce is more motivated to work for foreign corporations than its own.
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A) offering the right to a trademark, patent, trade secret, or similarly valued items of intellectual property in return for a royalty or fee.
B) contracting with a foreign firm to manufacture products according to certain specifications.
C) when a foreign country and a local firm invest together to create a local business.
D) having a company handle its own exports directly without intermediaries.
E) exporting through an intermediary, which often has the knowledge and means to succeed in selling a firm's product abroad.
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A) an analysis of cultural diversity within the country under consideration.
B) regulatory constraints regarding contracts, mergers, and partnerships.
C) an assessment of language differences including dialect variation.
D) political and ideological differences between the countries involved.
E) an assessment of the economic infrastructure in these countries.
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A) direct exporting.
B) indirect exporting.
C) joint ventures.
D) contract manufacturing.
E) contract assembly.
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A) if required by government regulations in the host market and for no other reason.
B) only in its initial introduction into a market and only until the brand is recognized.
C) by domestic competitors causing brand confusion and loss of market share.
D) only when necessary to better connect the brand to consumers in different markets.
E) when there is a serious drop in market share.
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A) global marketing strategy.
B) integrated marketing strategy.
C) transnational marketing strategy.
D) meganational marketing strategy.
E) international marketing strategy.
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A) macrofinance.
B) macrocapitalization.
C) microfinance.
D) microcapitalization.
E) megafinance.
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A) United States
B) China
C) India
D) Germany
E) Japan
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A) telephone communications
B) Internet technology
C) language translators
D) tariff and quota policies
E) multinational marketing strategies
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A) domestic imperialism.
B) protectionism.
C) blocked competition.
D) import taxation.
E) trade restrictions.
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A) offering the right to a trademark, patent, trade secret, or similarly valued items of intellectual property in return for a royalty or fee.
B) contracting with a foreign firm to manufacture products according to certain specifications.
C) when a foreign company and a local firm invest together to create a local business.
D) having a company handle its own exports directly, but using intermediaries for importing.
E) exporting through an intermediary, which often has the knowledge and means to succeed in selling a firm's product abroad.
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A) trade balancing.
B) tariffs.
C) the trade feedback effect.
D) countertrade.
E) currency forbearance.
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