When a company uses resources accumulated in one part of the world to fight a competitive battle in another, this is called:

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Cross-subsidization refers to a company using the profits and resources from one product or market to support another product or market. In this case, resources accumulated in one part of the world are being used to fight a competitive battle in another part of the world. The other choices (spot affluence, trigger economics, pre-sensor clearinghouse) do not accurately describe this situation.

When a Company Uses Resources Accumulated in One Part of the World