The Drawbacks of a Localized Multidomestic Strategy Include

The drawbacks of a localized multidomestic strategy include

A) hindering the use of cross-border coordination of a company's activities and increasing company vulnerability to adverse shifts in currency exchange rates.
B) making it very difficult to take into account significant country-to-country differences in distribution channels and marketing methods.
C) making it difficult and costly to be responsive to country-to-country differences in customer needs, buying habits, cultural traditions, and market conditions.
D) hindering transfer of a company's competencies and resources across country boundaries and hindering the pursuit of a single, uniform competitive advantage in all country markets where a company operates.
E) being unsuitable for competing in the markets of emerging countries and posing added difficulty in modifying a company's business model to compete on the basis of low price.