Do International Brands Use Politics as a Competitive Strategy?

This was a different way of looking at things: political instinct is also part of market competition.

When you stop and think about it, it makes sense. Nearly every country has its own industrial protection policies, and besides that, Chinese companies expanding overseas have largely faced sanctions from foreign products through political means. Undoubtedly, politics is part of market competition abroad, and it can be used to effectively hinder and disrupt the growth of rivals.

Any company with the potential to grow into a major enterprise should never neglect political awareness and alliances.

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