Match an answer in the column on the left to the corresponding statement on the right in the drop down. Stated another way, match the left column answers to the meaning presented in the right column drop down. Industry Informal institutions (culture and norms) Innovation Seeking [Choose] What a company does when they have a new, never offered before, product. The goal of our competitiveness. An undeveloped nation. A mining company is a good example of a business desiring this opportunity. The structure that goes with replicating home competencies in the host. Collaborative arrangements are the best form of these. "Who are we?" in the context of goods. Profitability activity related to consumer pricing. We use this term to mean a contractual mode of entry. When two entities become a single entity. Something a technology company would do for a new product opportunity. A second proposition when formal institutions unclear or vague. The difference in the laws, rules, and regulations of the home country compared to the host country. Tied to a global matrix structure. Who are we" most generally? Who we are specifically. Typically the budgeted segments of our business. The least developed country. An element of "Who are we?", and the second category of the Balance of Trade listed below goods. An expanded view of the SW in the SWOT analysis. Inherent in the concept of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Institutional Distance International Division Structure Least developed Country (LDC) Market seeking [Choose] Maximize Prices [Choose] Mergers [Choose Natural Resource Seeking Non-Equity OLI Advantages [Choose] What a company does when they have a new, never offered before, product. The goal of our competitiveness. An undeveloped nation. A mining company is a good example of a business desiring this opportunity. The structure that goes with replicating home competencies in the host. Collaborative arrangements are the best form of these. "Who are we?" in the context of goods. Profitability activity related to consumer pricing. We use this term to mean a contractual mode of entry. When two entities become a single entity. Something a technology company would do for a new product opportunity. A second proposition when formal institutions unclear or vague. The difference in the laws, rules, and regulations of the home country compared to the host country Tied to a global matrix structure. "Who are we" most generally? Who we are specifically. Typically the budgeted segments of our business. The least developed country. An element of "Who are we?", and the second category of the Balance of Trade listed below goods. An expanded view of the SW in the SWOT analysis. Inherent in the concept of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Product R&D Contracts Service(s) Sustained competitive advantage [Choose] Transnational strategy [Choose] Undeveloped [Choose] Value chain of our home business. [Choose] Match an answer in the column on the left to the corresponding statement on the right in the drop down. Stated another way, match the left column answers to the meaning presented in the right column drop down. Industry Informal institutions (culture and norms) Innovation Seeking [Choose] What a company does when they have a new, never offered before, product. The goal of our competitiveness. An undeveloped nation. A mining company is a good example of a business desiring this opportunity. The structure that goes with replicating home competencies in the host. Collaborative arrangements are the best form of these. "Who are we?" in the context of goods. Profitability activity related to consumer pricing. We use this term to mean a contractual mode of entry. When two entities become a single entity. Something a technology company would do for a new product opportunity. A second proposition when formal institutions unclear or vague. The difference in the laws, rules, and regulations of the home country compared to the host country. Tied to a global matrix structure. Who are we" most generally? Who we are specifically. Typically the budgeted segments of our business. The least developed country. An element of "Who are we?", and the second category of the Balance of Trade listed below goods. An expanded view of the SW in the SWOT analysis. Inherent in the concept of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Institutional Distance International Division Structure Least developed Country (LDC) Market seeking [Choose] Maximize Prices [Choose] Mergers [Choose Natural Resource Seeking Non-Equity OLI Advantages [Choose] What a company does when they have a new, never offered before, product. The goal of our competitiveness. An undeveloped nation. A mining company is a good example of a business desiring this opportunity. The structure that goes with replicating home competencies in the host. Collaborative arrangements are the best form of these. "Who are we?" in the context of goods. Profitability activity related to consumer pricing. We use this term to mean a contractual mode of entry. When two entities become a single entity. Something a technology company would do for a new product opportunity. A second proposition when formal institutions unclear or vague. The difference in the laws, rules, and regulations of the home country compared to the host country Tied to a global matrix structure. "Who are we" most generally? Who we are specifically. Typically the budgeted segments of our business. The least developed country. An element of "Who are we?", and the second category of the Balance of Trade listed below goods. An expanded view of the SW in the SWOT analysis. Inherent in the concept of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Product R&D Contracts Service(s) Sustained competitive advantage [Choose] Transnational strategy [Choose] Undeveloped [Choose] Value chain of our home business. [Choose]