Regular foreign marketing stage differs from the international marketing stage as companies at the regular foreign marketing stage:
A) fail to actively seek customers in international markets.
B) market their products in international markets only when there is a surplus in production.
C) fail to represent careful strategic thinking about international expansion.
D) lack permanent productive capacity that is devoted for production of goods and services to be marketed in international markets.
E) focus all their operations and production to service the domestic market needs even though they are interested in foreign markets.

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At the level of regular foreign marketing, firms have a permanent productive capacity devoted to the production of goods and services to be marketed in foreign markets. The primary focus of operations and production is to service domestic market needs.

Regular Foreign Marketing Stage Differs from the International Marketing Stage