When One-World Fashion tries to open its clothing stores in a new country, it learns that local rules require a certain percentage of its products to be manufactured locally. This example fits into which category of pressures for local responsiveness?

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Economic and political demands that host-country governments impose may necessitate a degree of local responsiveness. Most important, threats of protectionism, economic nationalism, and local content rules (rules requiring that a certain percentage of a product be manufactured locally) dictate that international companies manufacture locally.

When One-World Fashion Tries to Open Its Clothing Stores in a New