Which of the following observations concerning planning strategies for international markets is FALSE?
A) A marketing manager should know that relying on intuition or personal experience may be misleading.
B) A marketing manager should know that understanding local cultural differences is of no real value.
C) A marketing manager should know that consumers in a foreign culture are probably bound by some similar cultural forces.
D) A marketing manager should involve locals who have a better chance of understanding the interests of customers.
E) A marketing manager should understand that many specific influences do not generalize from one culture to another.

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Understanding local cultural differences is crucial in planning strategies for international markets. It helps a marketing manager identify cultural preferences and norms, which can impact the success of a product or service in a foreign market. Therefore, statement B is false.

Which of the Following Observations Concerning Planning Strategies for International