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Context in Pervasive Environmentse preceding chapters, nor is it particularly apposite to what follows in Part II. Nevertheless the problems which arise in researching a foreign market, particularly one where the exporter has had no previous experience, are formidable.

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Context in Pervasive Environmentse preceding chapters, nor is it particularly apposite to what follows in Part II. Nevertheless the problems which arise in researching a foreign market, particularly one where the exporter has had no previous experience, are formidable.