chapter 3: international business Flashcards

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international business

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2
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global marketing

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3
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why trade?

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4
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absolute advantage

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(monopoly, monopolistic)

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comparative advantage

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6
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outsourcing

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insourcing

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exporting

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importing

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10
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balance of trade

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the difference in a countries imports and exports

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trade deficit

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when a country imports more than they export
(buy more than they sell)

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trade surplus

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when a country exports more that they import
(sell more than they buy)

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balance of payment

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the difference between the money going into and out of a country
ie. the summation of a countries spendings and earning
made up of: military spending, international aid and investments, tourism, loans, BALANCE OF TRADE

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14
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international trade barriers

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15
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barriers to international trade

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economics, legalities, politics, technological background
social and cultural (ethical)

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economic development

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industrial nation
LDC (least-developed country)

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LDC (least developed country)

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characterized by low- per capita income (income from export of goods and services over population size)
citizens are less-likely to buy non-essentials
less infrastructure and technological development
when trading, need to consider basic distribution and communication and lack of technology

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infrastructure

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19
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exchange rates

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20
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fiscal policy

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government involvement in influencing the economy (through taxes and spending)

21
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devaluation

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the purposeful lowering of the value of a countries currency
done through fiscal policy

22
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ethical, legal and political barriers

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companies need to consider:
domestic laws (ie. laws of US)
international laws
host country laws (laws of the country the company is looking to do business in)

also look at: political climates, trade restrictions and different ethical values

23
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laws and regulations

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