A firm with foreign sales and possibly a representative office, but has no ownership in a foreign production site is a
A) global company.
B) multidomestic.
C) internationally leaning.
D) corporation.

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A firm with foreign sales and a representative office, but no ownership in a foreign production site, is considered internationally leaning. This is because while the company has a presence in foreign markets, it is not fully integrated or invested in those markets through production facilities. Therefore, it is not a global company or a multidomestic company. It is also not specific enough to simply call it a corporation.

A Firm with Foreign Sales and Possibly a Representative Office