5 In conclusion, the passage and exit obstacles or challenges for a group considering acquiring a foreign market vary greatly depending on the market in question. High taxes, sections, restrictive rules, a lack of resources and a solid foundation, as well as competition from surrounding groups, are typical barriers to passing. Regular leave barriers include extremely restrictive job requirements, a lack of interested buyers, and difficulty locating reserves. Apple's decision to withdraw from the Chinese market serves as an example of the barriers to entry and exit that businesses may encounter when trying to enter or exit a foreign market.