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In Aldmur, warmth of food is associated with freshness. CheesyPies is trying to sell frozen pizzas in Aldmur. CheesyPies would likely face difficulties in the market because of the:
 A) adoption speed of the innovation.
  B) incompatibility with the existing consumer values and norms.
  C) low trialability of the product.
  D) collectivist nature of the community.
  E) socioeconomic status associated with the product or service.

Question 2

What is the Permanent-Normal-Trade-Relations status?



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

The PNTR status grants equal tax treatment on imported products from most countries, with the exception of rogue nations. In 2007, Vietnam received the PNTR status, which means that Vietnam will be subject to the same customs and minimal tariff treatment as other PNTR countries. This also means that trade and investment in Vietnam are likely to grow rapidly.



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