International Marketing

Q1:This method assumes that demand for a product develops in much the same way in all countries,

• A;Analogy

• B:PARALEL

• C:NON OF THEM

Q2:is advisable. In this method, experts are polled for their opinions

• A:EXPERT OPENION

• B:CONSULTANT

• C:NON

Q3:the questionnaire is translated from one language to another, and then a second party translates it back into the original, and the two original language versions are compared.

• A:Decentering. A

• B:Back Translation.

• C:NON

Q4:can best be described as an intense feeling of national pride and unity, an awakening of a nation’s people to pride in their country.

• A:NATIONALISM

• B:SOCIALISM

• C:NON

Q5:which occurs when host countries gradually cause the transfer of foreign investments to national control and ownership through a series of government decrees that mandate local ownership and greater national involvement in a company’s management

• A:Domestication

• B:Foriegn compaines

• c:non

Q6:Although there is some power seeking by business managers throughout the world, power seems to be a more important motivating force in South American countries

• A:Power AND Achievement

• B:American Power

• c:non

Q7:Personal security and job mobility relate directly to basic human motivation and therefore have widespread economic and social implications

• A:Security and Mobility

• B:Personal Life

• C:Non

Q:8are those customs or behavior patterns reserved exclusively for the locals and from which the foreigner is barred

• A:NORMS

• B:Cultural Exclusives.

• C:NON

Q9:does not require business executives to forsake their ways and change to local customs; rather, executives must be aware of local customs and be willing to accommodate those differences that can cause misunderstandings

• A:Degree of adaptation

• B:Marketing same

• c:non

Q10:What the full name instructor of international marketing course?

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