A firm most likely enters the home market of a foreign competitor in order to ________.
A) enter a collaborative venture with the competitor
B) gain access to the competitor's government contracts
C) force the competitor to expend resources to defend its market
D) interfere with the competitor's marketing campaign

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Entering the home market of a foreign competitor is a strategic move to force the competitor to defend its market share. This can lead to the competitor expending resources on defense rather than on expansion or improvement, potentially weakening its position both domestically and internationally.

A Firm Most Likely Enters the Home Market of a Foreign