An international organisation that divides the company's international markets into self-contained areas is adopting:
A) Global coordinated configuration
B) Regional configuration
C) Home country configuration

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The international organisation that divides the company's international markets into self-contained areas is adopting a regional configuration. This means that the organisation is grouping markets based on geographic regions, rather than treating them all as a single global market or organising them according to the home country's configuration.

An International Organisation That Divides the Company's International Markets into Self-Contained