A multidomestic company is:

a. the domestic operations within a foreign country.

b. an organization with multicountry affiliates.

c. an organization that attempts to standardize operations world

Answer: b. an organization with multicountry affiliates.

Explanation: multidomestic companies provide businesses with opportunities to compete on a global scale. This they do by localizing their products and services, so when sold in various countries are tailored to the consumers needs, the domestic environment, different food preferences, religious customs and views and other characteristics that define the locality in each country. Multidomestic companies are also characterized by having multicountry affiliates which enables individual subsidiaries of the parent firm to compete independently in different domestic markets. Each affiliate is a strategic business unit that is expected to contribute earnings and growth proportionate to the market opportunity in the countries they are located in.