Non-equity modes of entry typically involve:
A)Exports and contractual agreements.
B)Larger, harder-to-reverse commitments.
C) Establishing independent organizations overseas.
D) Joint ventures (JVs).

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Non-equity modes of entry refer to strategies that do not involve substantial investment or ownership of foreign assets. Exporting and contractual agreements are common examples of non-equity modes of entry that involve less commitment and risk compared to establishing independent organizations overseas or forming joint ventures. Therefore, the best choice is A.

Non-Equity Modes of Entry Typically Involve