Domestic business differs from international business in that a firm operating within the borders of one country A) must be concerned with the foreign environment but not the international environment. B) needs to be concerned solely with the domestic environment. C) cannot survive in a worl

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16 January, 10:32

Domestic business differs from international business in that a firm operating within the borders of one country A) must be concerned with the foreign environment but not the international environment. B) needs to be concerned solely with the domestic environment. C) cannot survive in a worl

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Lola Hartman · Answer 1

The correct answer is : D. is not entirely free from the international and foreign environments.

Explanation:

In a Domestic Business, the economic transaction and all its processes are conducted inside the geographical limits of the country. On the other hand, International business refers to a business that doesn't have a restriction to a single country. In this case, the trade occurs between two countries internationally.