Coca-Cola views their business of selling soft-drinks in the North American market very different in comparison to their views of selling soft-drinks in India. Coca-Cola would be viewed as a(n):
A)multinational firm.
B)economic intruder.
C)foreign exploiter.
D)international firm.

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Coca-Cola is a multinational firm as they operate in multiple countries and adapt their business strategies to fit the specific cultures and markets of each country. They do not view themselves as economic intruders or foreign exploiters, as they follow local laws and regulations and work with local suppliers and distributors.

Coca-Cola Views Their Business of Selling Soft-Drinks in the North