Ceteris paribus, the complexity of skills and knowledge that are needed to succeed in international business is far greater than those required to manage a domestic business because ________. A) international businesspeople must have extensive knowledge on the cultural, economic, legal, political, and social differences among people around the world B) of the emergence of e-commerce and the reduction of trade restrictions affecting all the countries of the world C) international market managers must travel extensively for product promotions D) international businesspeople must be able to maintain their organization's culture irrespective of the country they are doing business in E) the organization culture requires to be changed frequently depending on the host country

Ceteris paribus, the complexity of skills and knowledge that are needed to succeed in international business is far greater than those required to manage a domestic business because ________. A) international businesspeople must have extensive knowledge on the cultural, economic, legal, political, and social differences among people around the world B) of the emergence of e-commerce and the reduction of trade restrictions affecting all the countries of the world C) international market managers must travel extensively for product promotions D) international businesspeople must be able to maintain their organization's culture irrespective of the country they are doing business in E) the organization culture requires to be changed frequently depending on the host country

Principles of Management

OER 2019th Edition

ISBN:9780998625768

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter6: International Management

Section6.1: Importance Of International Management

Problem 3CC: What has the role of the Internet had on international business?

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