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fnuegbu

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Under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), what percentage of a good must be of North American content in order to be duty-free?
 a. 20 c. 60
  b. 40 d. 80

Question 2

The two fundamental sources of marketing research problems are:
 a. planned change and unplanned change.
  b. ineffective advertising and change.
  c. poor sales and ineffective advertising.
  d. poor management and unplanned change.
  e. technological advancement and customer suggestions.



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Answer to Question 1

C
One of the more important decisions for NAFTA involves the rules of origin: To benefit from a duty-free status, goods must have a 60 percent North American content.

Answer to Question 2

A



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