Scotia Bank's Global Footprint Student Namels}: Business Case 5 is at the end of Chapter 5 in your textbook. The global market has evolved into major world marketplaces, held together by trade agreements and alliances. A number of factors affect how countries and businesses respond to the international environment. Further, managers and entrepreneurs find themselves challenged by a number of factors that influence their international involvement. Scotiabank is a good example of going into "unknown waters\" to earn business and establish their brand in areas ofthe world significantly different than Canada; thus influencing how it operates. As a result, a change in strategy is \"nonnegotiable\" in order to conduct their business and be able to adapt to the local business environment. With this in mind answer the following questions below. Content must be used from Chapter 5, but you are encouraged to use content from Chapterl, 2 and 4 in the textbook to support your answers. Proper APA referencing is required. You can use bullet point answers but make sure you answer \"the why\" in your answers