Firms can use any of six different modes to enter foreign markets. These six modes include:
A) strategic alliances, licensing and expansion.
B) exporting, wholly owned subsidiaries and buy-outs.
C) joint ventures, franchising and turnkey projects.
D) contract manufacturing, exporting and joint ventures.

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The six modes of entering foreign markets typically include exporting, licensing, franchising, joint ventures, wholly owned subsidiaries, and turnkey projects.

Firms Can Use Any of Six Different Modes to Enter