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5 10Intro & Intro &

OverviewOverview

Country Country DifferencesDifferences

Cross-Border Cross-Border Trade & Trade &

investmentinvestment

Global Global Money Money MarketMarket

Competing Competing in a Global in a Global

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Question for 5 Points

• INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

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Answer for 5 Points

ANY FIRM THAT ENGAGES IN

INTERNATIONAL TRADE OR INVESTMENT.

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Question for 10 Points

WHEN A FIRM INVESTS RESOURCES IN

BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE ITS HOME

COUNTRY.Show Answer

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Answer for 10 Points

• FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI)

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Question for 15 Points

• INTERNATIONAL TRADE

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Answer for 15 Points

OCCURS WHEN A FIRM EXPORTS GOODS OR

SERVICES TO CONSUMERS IN

ANOTHER COUNTRY.Back to Board

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Question for 20 Points

• (GATT), (WTO), (IMF), WORLD BANK

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Answer for 20 PointsINSTITUTIONS THAT HELP

MANAGE, REGULATE AND POLICE GLOBAL MARKETPLACE, AND TO PROMOTE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF MULTINATIONAL TREITIES TO GOVERN THE GLOBAL BUSINESS

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Topic 1

Question for 25 Points

SHIFT TOWARD A MORE INTERGRATED AND

INTERDEPENDENT WORLD ECONOMY. Its FACETS ARE

GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETS AND GLOBALIZATIONS OF

PRODUCTION. Show Answer

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Answer for 25 Points

• GLOBALIZATION

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Topic 2

Question for 5 PointsECONOMIC AND LEGAL SYSTEMS

INTERACT TO SHAPE THE COUNTRY’S _________. THEY ARE

EITHER COLLECTISTS OR INDIVIDUALISTS, OR DEMOCRATIC

OR TOTALITARIAN.

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Answer for 5 Points

• POLITICAL SYSTEM

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Question for 10 Points

SYSTEM OF VALUES AND NORMS THAT ARE SHARED

AMONG A GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT WHEN TAKEN TOGETHER

CONSTITUTE A DESIGN FOR LIVING.

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Answer for 10 Points

• CULTURE

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Question for 15 Points

TYPES OF ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

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Answer for 15 Points

- MARKET ECONOMY, COMMAND ECONOMY,

MIXED ECONOMY

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Question for 20 Points

THE ACCEPTED PRINCIPLES OF RIGHT

OR WRONG GOVERNING THE CONDUCT OF

BUSINESS PEOPLE. Show Answer

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Answer for 20 Points

• BUSINESS ETHICS

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Topic 2

Question for 25 PointsTHE MOST COMMON IN

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ARE EMPLOYEMENT PRACTICES,

HUMAN RIGHTS, ENVIROMENTAL REGULATIONS, CORRUPTION AND

THE MORAL OBLIGATION OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS.

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Answer for 25 Points

• ETHICAL ISSUES

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Question for 5 PointsTHEORY THAT SOMETIMES COUNTRIES SPECIALIZE IN THE PRODUCTION AND EXPORT OF PPARTICULAR PRODUCTS

NOT BECAUSE OF UNDERLYING DIFFERENCES IN FACTOR

ENDOWMENTS, BUT BECAUSE IN CERTAIN INDUSTRIES THE WORLD

MARKET CAN SUPPORT ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF FIRMS. Show Answer

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Answer for 5 Points

• NEW TRADE THEORY

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Question for 10 Points

COST ADVANTAGES ASSOCIATED WITH

LARGE- SCALE PRODUCTION.

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Answer for 10 Points

• ECONOMIES OF SCALE

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Question for 15 Points

A TAX LEVIED ON IMPORTS

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Answer for 15 Points

• TARRIFF

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Question for 20 PointsTHE ARGUMENT THAT FIRMS

PREFER FDI OVER LICENSING IN ORDER TO RETAIN CONTROL OVER

KNOW-HOW, MANUFACTURING, MARKETING, AND STRATEGY OR

BECAUSE SOME FIRM CAPABILITIES ARE NOT AMENABLE

TO LICENSING. Show Answer

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Answer for 20 Points

•INTERNATIONALIZATIO

N THEORY

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Topic 3

Question for 25 PointsAGREEMENTS AMONG COUNTRIES

IN A GEOGRAPHIC REGION TO REDUCE AND ULTIMATELY

REMOVE TARRIFF AND NONTARRIFF BARRIERS TO THE

FREE FLOW OF GOODS, SERVICES, AND FACTORS, OF PRODUCTION

BETWEEN EACH OTHER. Show Answer

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Answer for 25 Points

• REGIONAL ECONOMIC

INTEGRATION

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Question for 5 Points

THE MARKET FOR CONVERING THE

CURRENCY OF ONE COUNTRY INTO THAT

OF ANOTHER.Show Answer

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Answer for 5 Points

• FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET

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Question for 10 Points

• PURCHASING POWER PARITY THEORY (PPP)

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Answer for 10 Points

AN ADJUSTMENT IN GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT PER

CAPITA TO REFLECT DIFFERENCES IN THE COST OF

LIVING.

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Topic 4

Question for 15 PointsINSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS COUNTIRES ADOPT TO GOVERN EXCHANGE RATES. THE (IMF) IS SET UP TO MAINTAIN ORDER IN

THIS SYSTEM.

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Answer for 15 Points

• INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM

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Question for 20 Points

THE PRACTICE OF PEGGING CURRENCIS

TO GOLD AND GUARANTEEING

CONVERTIBILITY.Show Answer

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Answer for 20 Points

• GOLD STANDARD

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Question for 25 Points

BANKING CRISIS, CURRENCY CRISIS, AND FOREIGN DEBT CRISIS

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Answer for 25 Points1.THE LOSS OF CONFIDENCE IN THE BAKING SYSTEM, 2.OCCURS WHEN AN ATTACK ON

THE EXCHANGE VALUE OF CURRENCY RESULTS IN DEPRECIATION IN THE VALUE OF

CURRENCY, 3. A SITUATION IN WHICH A COUNTRY CANNOT SERVICE ITS FOREIGN

DEBT OBLIGATIONS.

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Question for 5 Points

GLOBAL STANDARDIZATION STRATEGY, LOCALIZATION

STRATEGY, TRANSNATIONAL STRATEGY, INTERNATIONAL

STRATEGY.

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Answer for 5 Points

• STRATEGIES FOR COMPETING GLOBALLY

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Question for 10 Points

• MODES OF ENTERING A FOREIGN

MARKET

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Answer for 10 PointsEXPORTING, TURNKEY PROJECTS, LICENSING,FRANSHISING, JOINT

VENTURES,WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARIES,

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Question for 15 Points

LOWER COSTS OF VALUE CREATION AND ADD VALUE BY BETTER SERVING CUSTOMER

NEEDS.Show Answer

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Answer for 15 Points

PRODUCTION AND LOGISTICS

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Question for 20 Points

MARKET SEGMENTATION AND

MARKETING MIX

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Topic 5

Answer for 20 PointsIDENTIFYING DISTINCT GROUPS

OF CONSUMERS WHOSE PURCHASING BEHAVIOR DIFFERES

FROM OTHERS IN IMPORTANT WAYS AND A SET OF CHOICES THE

FIRM OFFERS TO ITS TARGETED MARKETS.

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Question for 25 Points

• ELEMENTS FOR MARKETING MIX FOR

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

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Answer for 25 Points

DISTRIBUTION STRATEGY,

COMMUNICATION STRATEGY, PRICING

STRATEGY. Back to Board

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