Exam 1 Flashcards

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Economic and human welfare globalization critics

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Exploites lesser developed countries, loss of jobs in developed countries, growing gap between rich and poor, race to the bottom

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Economic and human welfar globalization supporters

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Global economic developement, improves human welfare, provides opportunites to people in emerging markets

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Consumer welfare globalization supporters

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Benefits consumers worldwide through wider variety of products, more affordable products, and wider reacher to consumers

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Consumer welfare globalization critics

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Loss of local retailers, promotion of consumerist culture, uncontrolled access leading to marketing of harmful products to uneducated populations, unregulated production opening the consumers to risk

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National sovereignty and cultural identity globalization critics

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Loss of national identity, imposing western values as universal

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National sovereignty and cultural identity globalization supporters

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Mixing of cultures, greater appreciate of cultural differences

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Characteristics of manufactured goods

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Tangibility, storability, separability, homogeneity

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Homogeneity

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All the same

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Separability

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Ability to separate a product from its service

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Characteristics of hard service

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Tangible, storable, separatable, homogeneity, depends on physical object for storage and export

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Characteristics of soft service

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Intangible, perishable, inseparable, heterogeneity. No export option

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Factors of production

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Land, capital, labor, entrepreneurship

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Entrepreneurship

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Creative ideas and highly skilled workers

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Moore’s law

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Power of technology doubles and cost of production falls in half every 18 months

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Drivers of globalization

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Reduction of transaction costs, reduction of transportation costs, sped up by information technology

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Individulaism

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A political philosophy that suggests individuals should have freedom over their economic and political pursuits

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Individualism can be traced to

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Aristotle who argued that individual diversity and private ownership are desirable

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Individualism stresses

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Individual freedom and self expression, self interest, democratic systems and free markets

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Collectivism believes

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The group is more important. Look out for the greater good

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Democracy

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Political system in which government is by the people

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Totalitarianism

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Form of government in which one person or political party has absolute control over all spheres of human life

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Communist totalitarianism

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Socialism through total dictatorship

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Theocratic totalitarianism

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Power is controlled by a party according to religious practices

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Tribal totalitarianism

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A particular tribe has total power

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Right wing totalitarianism
Economic freedom is allowed but political freedom is restricted
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Foreign corrupt practices act
Limits corruption in the us. It is illegal to bribe a government official
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Grease
Money to get things done faster and this is legal
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Political risk
The liklihood that political forces will change the business environment and effect profits and goals of businesses
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Economic risk
Likelihood that the economic mismanagement will cause change in the business environment
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Legal risk
Likelihood that a trading partner will break a contract or expropriate property rights
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M-form
Government becomes a market player. Multilayered. Each region is self sufficient very regiobalized
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U-form
Everything is centeralized in one placs
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Regulatory
Can have many rules but everyone is treated the same
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Devleopmental
Means not everyone is tested the same. Trying to meet policy objectives
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Individualism
Protect ownership and profit
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Communitarianism
Development of the economy or certain industries are promoted
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Security
Ownership rights are secure
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Prosperity
Community as a whole
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Efficiency
How good are we at getting something done
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Equity
How fair is it
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Market economy
Supply and demand
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Commanded economy
Government decides what is produced and what to charge for it
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Mixed economy
Combination of market and command
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Common legal system
Precedence
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Code/civil law
Registration
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Lots of laws but everyone has the same standard
Regulatory
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Laws are established to accomplish government objectives
Developmental
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What is the purpose of PPP
Compare the standard of living among different countries
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Amartha sen
Development should be assessed less by material output and more by the capabilities and opportunities that people enjoy
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Human development index
Based on life expectancy, education, and average incomes
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5 freedoms
Political, economic, social, security, transparency
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What is the relationship between political enconomy and economic progress
Economic freedom in a market economy creates greater incentives for innovation and entrepreneurship than in either a planned or mixed economy
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Sustain long term economic growth by
The business environment being conductive to innovation and entrepreneurial activity
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Countries with high economic freedom have
High Econ growth and richer citizens
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Strong legal protection of property is required for
A business environment conductive to innovation, entreprenturship and Econ growth
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Factors influencing a countries rate of Econ development
Grography and education levels
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Shift towards market based economies involves
Deregulation, privatization, and the creation of a legal system
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Deregulation
Taking away laws that don't really serve and purpose
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Privatization
Transfer ownership to private investors
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First mover advantages
Advantages that accrue to early entrants into a market
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Second mover advantages
Advantages you gain by watching someone go in before you
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Political cosg
Paying bribes or lobbying for favorable or fair treatment
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Economic costs
Relate primarily to the sophistication of the Econ system
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Planned economy M-Form
Uses a decentralized system have manufacturing facilities scattered throughout the country pretty autonomous
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Self-refernce criterion
We all have an automatic tendency to use our own though framework to evaluate others
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Ethnocentrism
The beliefs that ones culture is superior to others
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High context
Meaning of behavior depends on situation, emphasis on non verbal, counties with one culture
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Low context
Behavior based on words, intentions and feelings are expressed verbally, multicultural
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Silent languages of culture
Space, material possessions, friendship patterns, agreements among cultures, time
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Patina
Evidence of wear that adds value
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Low context agreements
Rely on contractual agreements
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Monochronic
schedules and line
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Polychronic
Meeting needs and no lines
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Dimensions of culture
Material elements, social institutions, humans and the universe, aesthetic, language
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Hofstedes individualism
I, entrepreneurship, greater product variety, individual acheievement, universalism
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Hofstede collectivism
We, large groups, product show membership, group membership, particularism
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Low uncertainty avoidance
Take risk, high stress, deviant persona and ideas are tolerated, generalist and common sense
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High uncertainty avoidance
Avoid risk, ease and lower stress, devotion not tolerated, experts and knowledge
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High power distance
Ordered inequality, superiors inaccessable and make decisions, powers holders have privilege
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Low power distance
Equality, superiors accessible, everyone makes decisions, everyone has privileges
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Masculinity
Sex roles, one sex dominates, live to work, independence is ideal, big and fast
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Feminist
Universal sex roles, equality between sexes, work to live, small and slow is beautiful