Global Business Environment Flashcards

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Technological and political changes favor globalization by

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1) Reducing trade barriers
2) Reducing costs of coordination
3) Increasing economies of scale, and
4) Encouraging standardization and global branding

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Methods of expanding into international markets include:

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1) Licensing
2) Exporting
3) Indirect export strategy operate through intermediaries
4) Direct investment, etc.

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3
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International marketing has three board stages:

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1) Export division
2) International division
3) Global organization

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4
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Factors of national advantages include:

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Comparative and Competitive advantage

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5
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In the global marketplace when it can achieve a lower cost of production due to a focus on, and a cooperative specialization in, a particular product.

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Comparative advantage

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When it can achieve a lower cost of production on particular items compared with firms in another country because of local factors.

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Competitive advantage

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Broad strategies for global marketing organization are:

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1) Multinational (transnational) strategy
2) Global strategy
3) International strategy
4) Multilocal (multidomestic) strategy

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This strategy adopts a portfolio approach. Its emphasis is on a national markets.

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Multinational (transnational) strategy

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This strategy regards the worlds as one market. The product is essentially the same in all countries with some adaptions.

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Global strategy

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10
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The value chain is controlled and marketed from the organization’s home country, but products are sold globally.

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International strategy

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This strategy uses subsidiaries in the host countries to control operations. The product is adapted for each country

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Multilocal (multidomestic) strategy

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Two compromise strategies adopt elements of the broad strategies.

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1) Glocal strategy

2) Regional strategy

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13
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Seeks the benefits of localization and global integration

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Glocal strategy

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14
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Combines elements of multinational, international, and multilocal strategies.

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Regional strategy

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15
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Firms should consider the following elements when they engage in international trade.

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1) Regional free trade zones
2) Cartel
3) Dumping

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16
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Examples include the European Union (EU), the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Mercosul and the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation forum (APEC)

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Regional free trade zones

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Is an organization of sellers who undertake joint action to maximize members’ profits by controlling the supply, and therefore the price, of their product.

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Cartel

18
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Violates international agreements.

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Dumping

19
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Is essential for firms that operate globally

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Marketing program

20
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The possibilities for a marketing program lie on a continuum from a

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Purely standardized marketing mix to a purely adapted marketing mix.