Which of the following is true of the scale of entry into a foreign market for an international firm considering foreign expansion?
A) Small-scale entrants are more likely to capture first-mover advantages.
B) Small-scale entry does not allow a firm to learn about a foreign market.
C) Large-scale entrants are more likely to capture first-mover advantages.
D) Large-scale entrants are more likely to avoid pioneering costs.
E) Small-scale entrants are more prone to risks than large-scale entrants.

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Large-scale entrants are more likely to capture first-mover advantages because they commit more resources, which can help establish a strong market presence and deter competitors.

Which of the Following Is True of the Scale of Entry