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Thinking Globally

Management Exam #2

TermDefinition
Forces for Internationalization - communication technology; modern vs dated - air travel - corporate globalism; increasing critical mass of business people who travel, speak, many languages
Stages of Internationalization Process Exporting --> Cooperative Contracts --> Strategic Alliances --> Wholly Owned Affiliates -->
Exporting Stage make product local, sell it globally
Cooperative Contracts Licensing Agreement - Foreign business operator pays YOU a royalty to receive access to your intellectual property Franchise Agreement - Foreign operator pays company a franchise fee to operate in their country
Stage 3: Strategic Alliances Two companies hq'd in different countries, agree to share expertise and costs, liabilities, profits equally
Stage 4: Wholly Owned Affiliates buy another company in a different country
Problem W/ Mustang Jeans Miscommunication between the two culture values; High-Context Cultures - Nonverbal + situational messages convey meaning, Prioritize interpersonal relationships, Group harmony > individuality Low-Context Culture - Words convey primary meaning
Mongrel (Zachary Article) Mongrel = person comfortable in multiple cultures Combining old ideas in new ways,
Hofstede's Dimensions Long-term vs Short-term orientation Uncertainty avoidance Masculinity vs Femininity Individualism vs Collectivism Power Distance
Long Term vs Short Orientation Plan for the future (China) OR Live in the now (U.S)
Uncertainty avoidance To what extent do people in this culture feel comfortable with unstructured, ambiguous, risky situations --> Seek security and stability OR welcome the unknown
Masculinity vs Femininity To what extent does the culture value traditionally masculinity or femininity values
Individualism vs Collectivism To what extent does society expect others to be self-sufficient OR group care
Power Distance To what extent are people comfortable with unequal distribution of power, resources, and opportunities
Trade Barriers government imposed regulations that increase the cost and restrict the # of imported goods
Two Kinds of Trade Barriers Tariff; direct tax on imported goods + increase cost of imported goods relative to that of domestic goods Non-Tariff; non tax methods of increasing the cost / reducing the volume of imported goods --> 5 Types
5 Types of Non-Tariffs Quotas, Voluntary Export Restraints, Government Import Standards, Subsidies, Customs Classifications
Why do Managers Need to Know About Tariffs + Trade? free trade agreements create new business opportunity, but they also intensify competition
Characteristics of An Attractive Foreign Business Climate 1. Growing Market --> determine through purchasing power + foreign competition 2. Choosing an Office / Manufacturing Location --> workforce quality + company strategy 3. Minimizing Political Risk --> political + policy uncertainty
Preparing for an International Assignment Increase success by... - cross cultural training - Three Methods; documentary training, cultural simulations, field simulation - Spouse + Family + Dual Career Issues - Adaptability Screening
Created by: Zetiris
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