In indirect exporting, a firm sells its domestically produced products in a foreign country
A) in violation of a quota.
B) without paying import tariffs.
C) without paying export duties.
D) through a joint venture.
E) through an intermediary.

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In indirect exporting, a firm uses an intermediary, such as an export agent or trading company, to sell its products in a foreign market. This allows the firm to enter the market without directly handling the complexities of international sales.

In Indirect Exporting, a Firm Sells Its Domestically Produced Products