The Invacare Corporation, an Ohio-based manufacturer of wheelchairs and other health care equipment, purchases parts and components worldwide and sells its products in 80 nations. Which effect has Invacare experienced as a result of international trade

The company is better able to withstand decreased sales in the U.S

Explanation:

Invacare Corporation is a medical equipment company whose headquarters is situated at Elyria, Ohio, United States. The corporation was found in 1885 and overtime, it has undergone several ownerships by different managers. Recently, it was acquired by Malachi Mixon. The company majors in the production of wheelchairs and other equipment needed to withstand pressure and support patients.

The expansion of the company which saw it distributing products to some 80 countries led to an upward spiral of its earning and worth. So even if there are decreased sales in the U.S, it would still have its financial footing.