Lark Inc., an American electronics company, is currently reviewing new geographical markets to sell its highly...
Lark Inc., an American electronics company, is currently reviewing new geographical markets to sell its highly popular televisions. By 2020, it plans to open new stores across all the major South Asian cities. Lark is most likely following a ________ strategy.
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local marketing |
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market development |
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diversification |
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product adaptation |
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product development |
Homework Answers
Option ,market development
Reason: The company is trying to enter global markets and hence is expanding geographical areas, which is commonly known as market development.
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