Competing in the markets of foreign countries generally does not involve which of the following?
A)Country-by-country differences in consumer buying habits,tastes,and preferences
B)Country-by-country variations in host-government regulations,fluctuating exchange rates,and economic policies
C)Choices to customize the company's offerings to each country market or to offer a primarily standardized product to all markets around the globe
D)Choices to locate company operations on the basis of variations in wages rates,worker productivity,energy costs,tax rates,and distribution channels
E)Crafting a multicountry strategy that can transform the world market into one big profit sanctuary

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Crafting a multicountry strategy that can transform the world market into one big profit sanctuary is not a practical option as it is challenging to create a single strategy that caters to the diverse markets around the globe. The other options mentioned are significant considerations while competing in foreign markets.

Competing in the Markets of Foreign Countries Generally Does Not