Lecture 3A and 3B (Extra reading needed) Flashcards

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What is Market Research

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Market research gather information to help the firm decide whether to expand into international and influence the decision making to make better decisions

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2
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What are the 3 benefits for market research

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Building marketing information systems to monitor environmental trends
Carrying out primary marketing research for input into the development of marketing strategies

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3
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when scanning the global market. What are the Identifications of opportunity

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Accessibility to the market
Profitability of the market
Market Share of the market

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4
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Define Primary Data

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Information which has directly been collect by the firm

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5
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Define Secondary Data

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Data which has already been collected

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6
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Define Internal Data

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Everything about the firm specifically

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7
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Define External Data

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Everything about the situation or environment

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8
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What stages does market research effect the internationalization process (also define every stages of the internationalization process).

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all of them
1. whether to internationalise
2. deciding which market to enter
3. market entry strategies
4. designing a global marketing programme
5. implementing and coordinating the programme

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9
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What are the Advantages of secondary data Sources

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Cost-efficient
Time-efficient
Low commitment
Objective-clear objective establish
unconstrained

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10
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What are the disadvantages of Secondary data sources

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Availability
Reliability
Classification
comparability

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What can be the identified problems when gathering primary data

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Lack of communication infrastructure
random sampling
Language and comprehension

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12
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What are the options for managing the cultural barrier

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  1. Host hires a firm in home country to collect data from the host country
  2. Hire a firm in home country agency that has a subsidiary in the host country and hires agents to collect the data for the company.
  3. the company already has subsidiary in the host country and hires agency to collect data for the company.
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13
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what is an LSE

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Large-scale organisation- has capabilities, resources and money

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14
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what is an SME

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Small to medium enterprise

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15
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what approach can can LSE’s specifically do due to large capabilities?

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Systematic approach

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16
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what are the approaches SME’s have compared to LSE when entering a market

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Opportunistic approach

17
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what is preliminary screening

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uses secondary data to determine whether to go into stage 2 into market research- first as second stage will require investment from the firm.

18
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what is fine-grained screening

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detailed analysis conducted after preliminary screening and uses primary data

19
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what are the factors to help firms to decide to enter foreign markets

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firm factors and environmental factors

20
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What are the firm factors to consider when entering a foreign market

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Firm size
Experience
type of business
Existing networks of relationships
Internationalisation goals

21
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what are the environmental factors which firms need to consider when entering into a foreign market

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International industry structure
Host country
degree of internationalization

22
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what is international market segmentation

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the process of dividing a global market into distinct groups of consumers or businesses with similar characteristics, needs, or behaviours. The goal is to identify and understand the diversity within the the international market and tailor marketing strategies to address the unique requirements of different segments. This approach recognises that customers in different regions or countries may have distinct preferences, cultural differences, and purchasing behaviours.

23
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what are the factors when adapting into another country

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measurable
accessible
actionable

24
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What’s the BERI index

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tool used for fine-grained screening
used to analyse the risk of entering the market

25
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What are the Segmentation inside a country

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Demographic segmentation
Geographic segmentation
Psychographic Segmentation
Behavioural Segmentation

26
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What are the market expansion Strategies

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Incremental (Waterfall)
Simultaneous (shower)

27
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Why are information systems useful to an organisation

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helps stores information for prediction

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