Chp 17: global marketing Flashcards
LO1: define globalization
refers to the increased flow of goods, services, people, tech, capital, info and ideas around the world. Has economic, political, social, cultural, and environmental impacts
LO1: 2 points to global markets assessment
1) Analysis of 4 factors offers marketers a more complete picture of a country’s potential as a market for products and services
2) Consider the factors together and often firms make trade offs between these factors
LO1: 4 components of global markets assessment
1) political environment
2) economic environment
3) sociocultural analysis
4) tech and infrastructure
LO1: 2 points to political environment
1) Policies that restrict trade and global marketing are protectionist policies. Policies that encourage global trade and marketing are trade liberalization policies.
2) Need to weigh likelihood of these things taking place over period of time - political risk analysis
LO1: 6 things in political environment
1) tariff (duty)
2) quota
3) boycott
4) exchange control
5) trade agreement
6) trade sanctions
LO1: define tariff(duty)
tax levied on a good imported into a country
LO1: define dumping
selling a good in a foreign market at a price lower than its domestic price or below its cost
LO1: 1 point to tariff (duty)
Intended to make imported goods more expensive and less competitive with domestic products or to penalize a country for unfair trade practices (like dumping)
LO1: define quota
designates maximum quantity of product that may be brought into a country during specific time period
LO1: 1 point to quota
Reduce availability of imported goods to benefit domestic goods
LO1: define boycott
group’s refusal to deal commercially with some org to protest against its policies
LO1: 1 point to boycott
May be imposed by government or non governmental org like human rights groups
LO1: define exchange control
refers to regulation of country’s currency exchange rate
LO1: define exchange rate
measure of how much one currency is worth in relation to another
LO1: 1 point to exchange control
When currency is low, cost of doing business in another country is high but that other country can get cheap goods
LO1: define trade agreement
intergovernmental agreement designed to manage and promote trade activities for specific regions
LO1: define trading bloc
consists of those countries that have signed a particular trade agreement
LO1: define trade sanctions
penalties or restrictions imposed on one country over another country for importing and exporting goods, services and investments
LO1: 1 point to trade sanctions
An embargo is a form of trade sanction that prohibits trading with certain country or trading in specific goods (like oil embargo) by other signatory countries
LO1: 3 parts of economic environment
1) general economic environment
2) market size and population growth rate
3) real income
LO1:1 point to general economic environment
Healthy economies provide better opportunities
LO1: economic: 5 measures of health
1) trade deficit
2) trade surplus
3) gross domestic product
4) purchasing power parity
5) human development index
LO1: define trade deficit
results when country imports more than it exports
LO1: define trade surplus
results when country exports more goods than it imports
LO1: 1 point to trade surplus
Want to manufacture in these countries to export more products
LO1: define GDP
market value of goods/services produced by country in a year, standardized measure of output
LO1: 1 point to GDP
Country is expanding - greater opportunities
LO1: define purchasing power parity
theory that if exchange rates of 2 countries are in equilibrium, a product purchase in one will cost the same in the other, expressed in the same currency
LO1: 1 point to purchasing power parity
Country with low PPP means exporting to country is expensive and that country exporting to other countries is cheap so they have trade advantage
LO1: define human development index
composite measure of 3 indicators of quality of life in different countries: life expectancy at birth, educational attainment, whether avg incomes are sufficient to meet basic needs of life
LO1: 2 points to market size and population growth rate
1) BRIC countries likely source for most market growth
2) Stagnated growth not very attractive market opportunities