Denti-Way Systems, a manufacturer of dental appliances, invented and patented a new x-ray machine that radically reduced maintenance and operational issues. Responding to global demand, it decided to sell the machines manufactured at its plant in the United States to various markets across the globe. Since the product features provided by Denti-Way were not provided by any other competitor, Denti-Way did not feel any pressure for cost reductions. Which strategy is most likely being pursued by Denti-Way

The correct answer is letter "C": international.

Explanation:

International business strategies are the systems used to plan and implement a series of actions driven to compete and place a company in the international market. The process implies analyzing and evaluating the target market, implementing the organization's operations abroad using innovative technology and strategies, and monitoring the results. At this stage, firms tend not to be worried about production costs until the entry of competitors.