The disadvantages of the liability of foreignness include all but which of the following?

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The liability of foreignness refers to the extra costs and challenges that firms face when operating in foreign markets. The disadvantages typically include cultural, political, and logistical obstacles that are unique to each foreign market and require extra effort and resources to navigate. However, the term "global" is not typically associated with the liability of foreignness as it refers to the interconnectedness and shared characteristics of different markets around the world. Therefore, the correct answer is D.

The Disadvantages of the Liability of Foreignness Include All but Which