James Bright’s company seeks markets all over the world and attempts to sell products
that are a result of planned production for markets in various countries. Which of the
following stages best characterizes the stage of international marketing involvement for
Mr. Bright’s company?
A. Infrequent foreign marketing
B. Regular foreign marketing
C. No direct foreign marketing
D. International marketing
E. Internal marketing
Which of the following statements is true of the Japanese market?
A. The costs of Japanese consumer goods are among the lowest in the world.
B. Manufacturers are independent of wholesalers for a multitude of services to other
members of the distribution network.
C. The Japanese distribution structure supports long-term dealer-supplier relationships.
D. Japanese law favors the establishment of large retail stores.
E. Japanese consumers favor price over personal service.