Answer:
B) Liability of foreignness
Step-by-step explanation:
Liability of foreignness refers to the extra costs that a firm might incurr when operating in a foreign country.
This can results from a lack of knowledge of the host country's laws, regulations, culture, customs, etc.
For example, if an American company starts operations in for example, France, it will have to hire legal advisors, because the French legal system not only is different from Common Law in principle, but also because it is very complicated, with thousands of regulations. This represents a loss of competitiveness, and a handicap when competing against French companies.