International strategy refers to a (n) : a. strategy American firms use to dominate international markets. b. action plan pursued by American companies to compete against foreign companies operating in the United States. c. strategy through which the firm sells products in markets outside the firm's domestic market. d. political and economic action plan developed by businesses and governments to cope with global competition.

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Dax Kemp

24 July, 00:38

International strategy refers to a (n) : a. strategy American firms use to dominate international markets. b. action plan pursued by American companies to compete against foreign companies operating in the United States. c. strategy through which the firm sells products in markets outside the firm's domestic market. d. political and economic action plan developed by businesses and governments to cope with global competition.

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Samson · Answer 1

b. action plan to compete against foreign companies operating in the United States.

Explanation:

International business strategy is a strategy that consists of companies of a given country which in this case is the US which plans to compete in the international markets and have a competitive advantage when they are compared with other countries in which these plans exclude the government and politics so in this statement american companies want to compete with foreign companies is more correct because they strategic on how they will gain competitive advantage in america.

Koko · Answer 2

the correct answer would be c. strategy through which the firm sells products in markets outside the firm's domestic market.