Foreign environmental forces often operate differently than domestic environmental forces because
A) they are uncontrollable.
B) force values are different.
C) changes are readily assessed.
D) they are unable to be observed.
E) they are unrelated to each other.

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Even though the kinds of forces in the two environments are identical, their values often differ widely, and at times-though not always-they are completely opposed to each other. Another problem with foreign forces is that they are frequently difficult to assess. As you study the modules in this course, it will be evident that the forces are often interrelated. This in itself is not a novelty, because the same situation confronts a domestic manager. On the foreign scene, however, the kinds of interaction that occur and the outcomes may differ.

Foreign Environmental Forces Often Operate Differently Than Domestic Environmental Forces