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

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Indirect exports involve using intermediaries, such as agents or distributors, who take on some of the risk and investment involved in exporting. This can result in less risk for the firm compared to direct exports, where the firm takes on all the risk and investment.

Indirect Exports Have Two Advantages for a Firm: They Involve