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1. A firm normally gets into international marketing by simply shipping out its goods.(True) 2. In contract manufacturing, the firm hires local manufacturers to produce the product.(True) 3. Ford's "world truck" has a European-made cab, a North American-built chassis, and is

assembled in Brazil. This is an example of a _____. (global firm)


4. An entry strategy in which many countries are entered simultaneously within a limited period

of time is called a(n) _____ approach.( Sprinkler)


5. When Sears opened department stores in Mexico and Spain it found qualified local

manufacturing to produce its products. This is an example of _____. (contract manufacturing)


6. Coca-Cola and Nestle joined forces to develop the international marketing for "ready-to-

drink" tea and coffee. This is an example of _____.( a joint venture)


7. A Gucci bag selling for $120 in Italy sells for $250 in the United States. This illustrates the

problem of _____. (price escalation)


8. When Canadian steelmaker Stelco fought steelmakers in Brazil and other countries from

selling cut-price steel imports, Stelco was fighting the practice of _____. (Dumping)
9. An entry strategy in which countries are gradually entered sequentially is called a sprinkler

approach. False.( Correct Answer:waterfall approach.)


10.

Strategically, companies typically start with direct exporting then move on to indirect

exporting. False(Correct Answer: start with indirect exporting.)


11.

The advantage to licensing is the licensor gains entry at little risk while the licensee gains

production expertise or a well-known product or brand name. (True)


12.

Nokia customizes its cell phones for the Asian market, where keyboards are a problem, by

developing voice recognition software. This is an example of product invention. False(Correct Answer: product adaptation.)

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