Among the factors that do not determine whether to employ entry strategy options are
A)cross-border transfer activities and home country advantages.
B)the nature of the firm's objectives and trade barriers.
C)whether the firm has a full range of resources and capabilities needed to operate abroad along with trade barriers.
D)country-specific factors such as trade barriers and transaction costs, such as the cost of contracting with a partner and monitoring compliance with the terms of the contract.
E)transaction costs, such as the cost of contracting with a partner and monitoring compliance with the terms of the contract.

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Factors like cross-border transfer activities and home country advantages do not directly determine the choice of an entry strategy. Instead, entry strategies are more directly influenced by the firm's objectives, resources, and the specific conditions of the target market, such as trade barriers and transaction costs.

Among the Factors That Do Not Determine Whether to Employ