Choose the Best Determiner in Parenthesis for the Sentence to Make Sense

1. (A / The) company does not have (his / the) capital, managerial resources or knowledge of foreign markets required for exporting, but (it / they) wants to earn additional profits with minimal commitment.

2. (The company's / A) technology involved is not central to (theirs / the) licensor's core business.

3. (My / the) licensor wishes to exploit its technology in secondary markets (that/ who) may be too small to justify larger investments; (a / the) required economies of scale may not be attainable.

4. For managers, (they / there) are two lessons to be learned from (this/ these) analysis.

5. The banking services corporation announced that it would expand (its / their) service area by opening (the / six) more branches (in / the) coming year.

6. For (a / the) firm with both a comparative and competitive advantage that has (a / the) potential to undertake ongoing exports, (a / the) next step in the analysis is to identify markets abroad to (which / whom) it can export (its/ theirs) products.

7. As global competition centers more and more on knowledge, creativity and human talent, multinational firms are finding (it / them) more and more important to make full use of (their/ theirs) entire workforce.

8. Australian bricks were gaining export markets across Asia due to (its / their) natural colors and strength.

9. ( A / The) Russian auto industry lagged far behind (this / that) of the Western European.

10. (A / The) pharmaceutical industry laid off 25 000 workers when (some / the) patents over twenty years old became of public domain.

1. (The) company does not have (the) capital, managerial resources or knowledge of foreign markets required for exporting, but (it) wants to earn additional profits with minimal commitment.

2. (The company's) technology involved is not central to (the) licensor's core business.

3. (The) licensor wishes to exploit its technology in secondary markets (that) may be too small to justify larger...