The value that an international business can create in a foreign market is determined by the
A. population density in the foreign market
B. political stability of the foreign market
C. nature of indigenous competition
D. per capita income in the foreign market
E. type of political system in the foreign market
Answer: C. nature of indigenous competition
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A. $920,200. B. $878,800. C. $922,000. D. $904,900. E. $930,100.
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What will be an ideal response?