Sourcing capital abroad usually follows a logic path. Explain in sequential order some corporate strategies firms may use in the internationalizing the cost of capital.

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A: The paragraph is about WACC and my comments can be seen below:

Goals and Objectives

A goal motivates a person to achieve a desired outcome using the available resources within a specified time limit. Having goals helps a person focus on a specific desire and directs them to achieve it. An objective is a specific action and a measurable process to achieve the desired goal. A goal needs a specific action plan, i.e., an objective, to be accomplished.