Ps this is business not economic
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Reduce Marketing cost- Adidas has a global market and the products offered by the company are synonymous across the markets except for the changes in the design. And in this case the company can create one standard add campaign, by picking up one international athlete and market it across the globe with change in packaging or the tagging.
Creates new market opportunities- By selling globally Adidas makes loads of money as, buying shoes are a basic needs and with the people across globe becoming more fitness conscious it becomes imperative upon them to buy good shoes and hence the company automatically creates a bigger and new market.
Level uneven income streams- If the income from one market is uneven or is decreasing the company can clearly increase the income from other small or new markets by following aggressive strategies.
Local buyer needs- By identifying new markets globally Adidas can categorize and identify needs of several buyers based on the region, age country etc. By doing so the company will be able to service to local buyers needs and also offer variety of products as the offering will increase with the market and the categorization.