________ is most often found when there are significant currency-exchange-rate or price differences between countries that make it profitable to purchase goods in one country and then import them into another for resale.

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Parallel importing, also known as gray market importing, involves buying goods in one country and importing them into another country for resale. This is typically done to take advantage of significant differences in currency exchange rates or prices between the two countries, allowing the parallel importer to sell the goods at a cheaper price than locally available products. This practice can be a challenge for manufacturers who often have different prices and marketing strategies for different markets, and may result in legal action to protect their local distributors or authorized retailers.

________ Is Most Often Found When There Are Significant Currency-Exchange-Rate