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Starbucks is an American brand and the nation is known to be one of the most influential and financially strong one. Therefore, as compared to America, the national income and living standards of several nations differ massively. Due to this, the main issue that Starbucks confronts while penetrating new markets is determining the profit making strategies and effectual business approaches. For example, when Starbucks penetrated India, which is an emerging market it could not make that such profit in the year reason behind the pricing of its products.as compared to the living standards or affordability of majority of the Indians the prices were high.