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In which of the following situations would a company most likely benefit from using the international division structure?
A) when the company's different foreign markets pose significantly different opportunities and threats
B) when the company relies on local managers in foreign operations to make strategic decisions
C) when the company's domestic market activity is much more important than its international business activity
D) when the company's domestic business activity has reached its full market potential

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