Marsha wants to sell her products in Europe since they're doing well in the United States. She doesn't have a lot of capital and is risk-averse, so she is most likely would shooce to begin withA. opening a franchiseB. entering a joint venture with a local firmC. making a direct investment in another countryD. exporting her product

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14 November, 03:14

Marsha wants to sell her products in Europe since they're doing well in the United States. She doesn't have a lot of capital and is risk-averse, so she is most likely would shooce to begin withA. opening a franchiseB. entering a joint venture with a local firmC. making a direct investment in another countryD. exporting her product

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Exporting

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Exporting refers to the process of sending products to some other nation that are manufactured to sell them. Exporting is a small-risk option which, for many purposes, companies find desirable.

First, in an internal market, established goods may discover new opportunities for growth abroad. Second, some companies find exporting current products fewer costly and much more competitive, rather than creating new ones. Third companies facing volatile domestic consumption may choose to promote certain packages internationally in order to offset temporary demand in their sources of income.