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[siddharth]

Once a company has established an extensive sales network in a foreign market and therefore has achieved substantial sales, it seems that these markets should be treated in a very similar fashion to those in one's own country. It is therefore those countries where only initial sales and representation have been developed where marketing methods will have to differ from domestic activities.

The above statement assumes that:

1. Sales networks can be same in both foreign and domestic markets.
2. Extensive sales networks are preferable to less developed ones.
3. Some countries develop economically faster than others.
4. Larger markets abroad are more adaptable to domestic marketing methods.

Any one can solve this?

[Trapti]

is the answer 2 ?