Initially, you thought moving into the Chinese market would be a snap. The technological components you manufacture are universal, so there is no need for you to adapt your products to local needs. You thought it would be as simple as setting up a distribution center and a sales force. But now the Chinese government has hit you with huge fines because, they say, you$$ve failed to secure the proper licenses and pay appropriate tariffs. You$$re wondering what else you$$ve done wrong. What can you do to cope with the increased complexity stemming from your move into China?

Question $31$ options:

a$)$

Improve your cultural intelligence with language and customs training for yourself and all managers

b$)$

Set up boundary$-$spanning legal and financial departments within the Chinese distribution center

c$)$

Withdraw from the Chinese market

d$)$

Establish an intercultural engineering team