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Jerzy knows that he will have to expand his operations if he wants to produce enough shoes for an international market. He has heard that there are shoe dyers in the Ukraine who will work for much lower prices that the dyres in his town charge. Jerzy is considering sending some of his work out to a Ukrainian shoe dying factory as a way to keep his costs down while he determines exactly how much demand exists for his product. a. Direct investingb. Global outsourcingc. Joint ventured. Exporting

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