A transnational strategy calls for less tailoring to individual countries than is typically found in global firms, but generally more tailoring than in multidomestic firms.

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A transnational strategy involves a high level of tailoring to individual countries, more so than in global firms but less than in multidomestic firms, aiming to balance global efficiency and local responsiveness.

A Transnational Strategy Calls for Less Tailoring to Individual Countries