Indirect export has two advantages for the firm. First in involves less investment for the firm and secondly it
A) involves less products and product lines.
B) involves less people to manage the process.
C) involves less intrusion by the government.
D) involves less risk.
E) involves less paperwork.

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Indirect exporting involves less risk for the firm because the firm does not have to invest heavily in establishing a foreign presence and navigating local regulations. This makes it less risky for the firm to expand their business globally. The other options may or may not be true, but they are not necessarily advantages of indirect exporting.

Indirect Export Has Two Advantages for the Firm