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Name a factor which can contribute to a Global Business Failure of an organization?
Explain the ramifications of a Global business failure to an organization.
How can a global organization better prepare itself to protect itself against a global business failure?

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Name a factor which can contribute to a Global Business Failure of an organization?

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An important factor that can contribute to global business failure of an organization is the lack of ability to understand the peculiar cultural differences, customs and preferences of consumers in different markets around the world. Since each market in the world is unique in terms of its culture, business ...

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