Which of the following describes the supply chain strategy for the "International Operations: local presence" stage of global development?

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The supply chain strategy for the "International Operations: local presence" stage of global development involves subsidiaries and local distributors with specific business charters and visible local presence. This strategy allows for a stronger local presence and understanding of the market, and the ability to tailor products and services to meet local needs. Agents and third party logistics service providers (A) may be used in earlier stages of global development, but are not sufficient for the "local presence" stage. Worldwide flow of key resources (C) is more relevant to the final stage of global development, where companies aim to achieve a fully integrated global supply chain.

Which of the Following Describes the Supply Chain Strategy for the "International