The disadvantages of indirect exporting include:
A) foreign business can be lost if the exporter changes supply sources.
B) no expertise or large cash outlays are required.
C) the firm gains little experience from transactions.
D) two of the above.
E) all of A, B, and C.

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The disadvantages of indirect exporting include the potential for losing foreign business if the exporter changes supply sources (A) and gaining little experience from transactions (C). Option B is not a disadvantage but an advantage of indirect exporting.

The Disadvantages of Indirect Exporting Include