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Post your response to the following: There are many reasons a company would choose
to export their products to a different country. Likewise, there are also many reasons a
company would choose to import products from another country. Imagine that you are the
manufacturer of a product. What are two potential reasons you may choose to export
your product rather than selling it only in the United States? Provide a brief description of
the product you are exporting in your response.
When responding to your classmates, imagine that you are involved with a company that
is interested in importing their product into your country. What are a few of the reasons
you would or would not choose to import their product?

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When responding to your classmates, imagine that you are involved with a company that
is interested in importing their product into your country. What are a few of the reasons
you would or would not choose to import their product?

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The key reason that will prompt me to export my product rather than selling it only in the US will be to exploit new opportunities in emerging markets around the world, so that I can not only boostly my revenues and ...

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