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A UK sportswear firm finds that almost every potential customer in its home market already owns its products, leaving very little room left to grow sales domestically, so it starts looking at expanding into new countries instead. This is best described as an example of:

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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 3 'The global economy' (Paper 2), Unit T3-2 'Business expansion and global companies' — spec ref 3.2.1. Why firms choose to trade and expand abroad: PUSH factors from a saturated home market (slow growth, intense competition, high domestic costs) versus PULL facto…

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Lesson outline

  1. Do Now — Retrieval
  2. Hinge Check — Push or Pull?
  3. Push Factors: Problems at Home
  4. Pull Factors: Attractions Abroad
  5. Hinge Check — Which Pull Factor Is This?
  6. Push vs Pull Factors — Mapped
  7. Quick Check — Push or Pull?
  8. Offshoring vs Outsourcing
  9. Hinge Check — Offshoring or Outsourcing?
  10. Apply It — GreenLeaf Teas Ltd
  11. Extending the Product Life Cycle Abroad
  12. Hinge Check — Extending the PLC
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