Global segmenting, targeting, and positioning are more complicated than domestic segmenting and positioning because of cultural nuances, significant subcultures within countries, and
A.
currency differences.
B.
anti-discrimination regulations prohibiting segmentation and targeting in developing countries.
C.
differences in the way consumers see themselves and in the way they see products and services.
D.
complications due to franchising issues.
E.
the taxes imposed by some foreign countries on marketing activities.
Answer: C