Using domestic plants as a production base for exporting goods to selected foreign country markets:
A. can be an excellent initial strategy to test the international waters and learn if attractive market positions can be established in foreign markets.
B. can be a competitively successful strategy when a company is focusing on vacant market niches in each foreign country and does not have to compete head-to-head against strong host country competitors.
C. can be a powerful strategy since a company can maintain a one-country production base allowing it to capitalize on company competencies and capabilities.
D. is usually a weak strategy when competitors are pursuing multi-country strategies.
E. can be a powerful strategy because a company is not vulnerable to fluctuating exchange rates.
Answer: can be an excellent initial strategy to test the international waters and learn if attractive market positions can be established in foreign markets.