Internationalisation Flashcards

1
Q

In which year did Tesco open stores in Hungary?

A

1994

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2
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In which year did Tesco enter Poland?

A

1995

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3
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In which year did Tesco enter the Czech Republic?

A

1996

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4
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In which year did sainsburys buy US retailer shaws?

A

1987

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5
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How much did Sainsbury’s pay for US retailer Shaws?

A

$287bn

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6
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In which year did Sainsbury’s buy a 20% stake in Giant?

A

1996

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7
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Why was Giant a good purchase?

A

One third of Washington/Baltimore market, coupled with zero debt

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8
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Which geographical areas did Sainsbury’s represent following these ventures?

A

new Jersey and SE Pennsylvania

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9
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In which year did Sainsbury’s plan to purchase Giant? And for how much?

A

1998, $2bn

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10
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How much did Ahold bid for Giant, surpassing Sainsbury’s bis considerably?

A

18-20bn

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11
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Which year did Wal Mart enter the U.S. Market?

A

1946

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12
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Which year did Walmart open its first large store, AND, How big were these stores?

A

1962, 96000 soft

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13
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Which year was Walmart floated on the stockmarket?

A

1970

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14
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Walmarts super centres: how big are they and when did they first appear?

A

200,000sqft, 1988

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15
Q

Name the TEN reasons why retailers may expand into international
Markets.

A

1) home market saturation
2) following a certain type of consumer - eg euro consumer
3) entrepreneurialism
4) wanting to be in a global centre for status (eg Milan)
5) search for better profit margins
6) targeting culturally similar groups of consumer - Brits abroad!
7) domestic planning restrictions
8) first mover advantage
9) capital pressures - accumulation for accumulations sake!
10) economic strongholds - emerging economies?

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