first blank options (are forced to rely on the securities markets or can rely on the share-holding banks and corporations)

2nd (can avoid or are subject to)

3rd (true or false)

3. Domestic versus international firms Differences in share ownership patterns can have a significant effect on both the firm's sources of financial capital and its financial performance and riskiness. It will also affect the oversight given to the performance of the firm's managers. For example, when corporations exhibit closed ownership structures, they are forced to rely on the securities markets to provide debt or equity capital to the firm. As a result, the firm's shareholders are subject to the possibility of dilution in their proportion of share ownership. In addition, the firm's managers are subject to even greater (daily) scrutiny by the firm's large, powerful shareholders. As a result, there is generally less opportunity for managerial misbehavior in closed firma relative to open firms. International firms must effectively manage several additional phenomena and complexities that are not explicitly applicable to purely domestic companies. Based on your understanding of the differences between purely domestic businesses and international companies, evaluate whether the following statement is true or false Cultural and language differences between the United States and the rest organizations must constantly work to be ware of these differences an common and cohesive goals and synchronized methods of operation world are significant. Managers of international business age them so as to create an organization that exhibits The preceding statement is true Which of the following are sound business reasons U.S. and foreign companies expand internationally? Check all that apply. The desire to keep up with competitors who are expanding internationally The desire to avoid political and regulatory obstacles and impediments The desire to create an organization that is easier to operate and manage than a business that operates solely within the borders of one Country The desire to enter new markets and engage with new customers