Examine the proposition that marketing internationally in emerging markets is so different from any other international marketing situation that it is insufficient for Western firms to develop the traditional practice of having countryfocused strategies, such as a “China strategy” and an “India strategy,” and to begin to consider the firm’s “emerging market strategy.”

Examine the proposition that marketing internationally in emerging markets is so different from any other international marketing situation that it is insufficient for Western firms to develop the traditional practice of having countryfocused strategies, such as a “China strategy” and an “India strategy,” and to begin to consider the firm’s “emerging market strategy.”

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Examine the proposition that marketing internationally in emerging markets is so different from any other international marketing situation that it is insufficient for Western firms to develop the traditional practice of having countryfocused strategies, such as a “China strategy” and an “India strategy,” and to begin to consider the firm’s “emerging market strategy.”

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