Competing in the markets of foreign countries generally does not involve which of the following? a. country-to-country differences in consumer buying habits and buyer tastes and preferences b. country-to-country variations in host government restrictions and requirements and fluctuating exchange rates c. whether to customize the company's offerings in each different country market or whether to offer a mostly standardized product worldwide d. in which countries to locate company operations for maximum locational advantage, given country-to-country variations in wage rates, worker productivity, energy costs, tax rates, and the like crafting a multidomestic strategy that works just as well in one country as in another and that also has the appeal of turning the world market into a mostly homogeneous market