KT 24: 4.3.2 Niche Markets, 4.2.5 Global Competitiveness, 4.3.3 Cultural/social Factors Flashcards
Global competitiveness
measures a business’ ability to compete both at home and abroad against foreign businesses. Internationally competitive firms are successful because they offer a better combination of price and quality than their rivals.
Appreciating
when the value of a currency rises, i.e. it buys more of other currencies.
Capital productivity
the efficiency with which capital is used.
Depreciation
when the value of a currency falls.
Poaching
poaching labour means hiring staff trained by other: they pay for the training but you benefit from it.
Cultural and social factors in global marketing
different traditions, religions and social conventions lead to significant variation s in culture across the globe. Even a true global brand like Coca Cola has to make adjustments to its marketing to appeal to differing local tastes and attitudes.
Culture
the commonly accepted values, beliefs and behaviours within a country.