Which of the following laws is responsible for the ban on cigarette advertisements in France?
A) environmental laws
B) product and liability laws
C) foreign investment laws
D) marketing and distribution laws
Question 2
What is a foreign trade zone (FTZ)? In a short essay, explain how FTZs are utilized by firms.
What will be an ideal response?
Question 3
The strategic view of global sourcing suggests that ________.
A) just as firms achieve gains in efficiency, productivity, quality, and revenues by leveraging offshore talent, they also obtain the means to turn around failing businesses, speed up innovation, restructure operations, and fund otherwise-unaffordable development projects
B) firms that procure supplies from foreign subsidiaries are more likely than not to lose ground to competitors who primarily bank on their own resources
C) a strong legal environment is not the prerequisite for increasing efficiencies by relocating strategic operations abroad
D) the firms' innovative activities tend to make mature products obsolete over time
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