International Marketing Quiz

In international marketing, a maximum of two sets of uncontrollable variables are involved.

Tariffs are imposed by governments to lower the price of imported products.

International marketing involves low risk and challenges.

Tariffs are used to promote competition and innovation in domestic industries.

The global environment of international marketing is characterized by stable and unchanging forces.

The primary purpose of imposing tariffs is to protect domestic industries from foreign competition.

Domestic business involves commercial exchanges that occur between two or more countries.

International marketing aims to target only a domestic audience.

International business transactions are governed by local laws.

International marketing allows targeting of a broader market beyond the national population.

In domestic marketing, marketers interact with two or more sets of uncontrollable variables.

International business involves transactions within a single country.