Match the strategy to its description.

	Localization
	Transnational Strategy
	Global Strategy
	International Strategy

A.	An approach that achieves both lost costs and differentiation across geographic markets and fosters a flow of skills between the parent corporation's international network of companies.
B.	A strategy based on pursuing a low cost on a global scale through economies of scale and location.
C.	Strategy is focused on increasing profitability by customizing a company's goods and services to match the tastes and preferences to those of customers in a given nation.
D.	Used by companies that do not face strong pressures to lower costs or to customize their goods for local markets. They tend to centralize product development functions at home and establish manufacturing and marketing functions in each major country or geographic division in which they do business.