Problem
Cultural-linguistic markets build on common languages and common cultures that span borders. Smaller than global, but larger than national, cultural-linguistic markets build on transnational cultural proximity. These markets build on common languages and common cultures that span borders. Just as the United States grew beyond its own market to export globally, a number of companies have grown beyond their original national markets to serve these cultural-linguistic markets, such as Mexico for Latin America and much of the Hispanic United States. Can Canada be considered a "culturally-linguistic" market? Why or why not?