An international business can command higher prices for a particular product in a foreign market when
A) the product is widely available in the foreign market.
B) sales volume is relatively low in the foreign market.
C) the product offers greater value to customers in the foreign market.
D) the product is more suitable to other foreign markets.
E) domestic competitors are selling alternatives at reduced prices.

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When a product offers greater value to customers in a foreign market, it can command higher prices due to its perceived superiority or unique benefits compared to other available options.

An International Business Can Command Higher Prices for a Particular