Cross-market subsidization refers to A) supporting competitive moves in one country market with resources and profits diverted from operations in other country markets.   B) the practice of shifting company resources from nations where a company has big profit sanctuaries to nations where it has smaller profit sanctuaries.   C) the practice of getting a company's home government to help finance or subsidize its entry into foreign countries.   D) using cross-border transfer of a company's skills and expertise as a basis for successfully overcoming the barriers to entering new country markets. deliberatly operating at a loss in some country markets.

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