A U.S. shoe manufacturer is considering internationalizing to promote growth by diversifying its markets.
Which of the following, if true, would most strongly support the claim that moving to France would help the company grow through market diversification?
A) Doing business in France would likely expose the company to new ideas for product innovation.
B) French women tend to purchase shoes more frequently than do French men.
C) French consumers represent a sizeable market that could significantly boost the company's sales.
D) Many of the company's U.S. customers have moved overseas to Europe.
Question 2
In 1938, the United States passed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, which ________.
A) opened foreign markets for U.S. agricultural products
B) led to the consolidation of the U.S. banking system
C) instituted strict regulations to contain intellectual property theft
D) raised U.S. tariffs to near-record highs of more than 50 percent
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