How can international business differ from domestic business

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How can international business differ from domestic business?

A. the products produced will be different.

B. the manufacturing processes used will be different

C. the main products/services offered by the multinational company (MNC) will differ based on what country it is conducting business in

D. The Laws of the country where business is conducted will be different, forcing an adjustment for the MNC in how business and labor is handled.

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