Firms that internationalize after being domestically established have to overcome all of the following barriers except:
A) their domestic orientation.
B) their internal domestic political ties.
C) their domestic decision-making inertia.
D) their anti-risk seeking behavior.

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One study among 57 privately held Finnish electronics firms during the mid-1990s showed that firms that internationalize after they are established domestically must overcome a number of barriers to that international expansion, such as their domestic orientation, internal domestic political ties, and domestic decision-making inertia.

Firms That Internationalize After Being Domestically Established Have to Overcome