Tata Nano is a compact car produced by the Indian Conglomerate Tata Motors, headquartered in Mumbai, India. The production of the car was unveiled in January 2008 and with a price tag of $3000, the expectations are that the car is going to become "the people’s car" of India. A decade later, Tata Nano enjoys great success in its Indian market and it recently announced its plans to produce a high-end version of this car to tap into the wealthy Western European market. If successful, this move speaks most directly to an example of... Group of answer choices Broad differentiation Unrelated diversification Backward integration Reverse innovation Forward integration
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