Cross-country variations in government policies and economic conditions affect:
A. the formation of investment priorities and the steering of corporate resources.
B. the opportunities available to foreign entrants and the risks of operating within that country.
C. the ability of foreign markets to remain competitive.
D. the ability of weak-performing businesses to stage a narrow base for business operations.
E. cross-business opportunities such as transferring skills or technology to the new market.
Answer: the opportunities available to foreign entrants and the risks of operating within that country.