Indirect exports have two advantages for a firm: less investment and less ________.
A) paperwork
B) intrusion by the government
C) risk
D) competition
E) customer suits

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Indirect exports involve using intermediaries such as trading companies, export management companies, or agents to handle exporting activities. This reduces the risk and investment required by the firm, as they do not need to establish their own exporting infrastructure or commit resources to exporting activities.

Indirect Exports Have Two Advantages for a Firm: Less Investment