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Mang 220 chapter 5

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sustainability
we live and work in a global village all connected and we have to consider this
main things from map china is huge, india is huge, japan is a 1/3 population of US
why we talk about world populations where people will beand how to consider that with product managment, cultural dynamics will change
economic envirnoment property ownership-do we own it or does someone else natural resources - what's around it infrastructure - roads, buildings, technology capacity
political environemnt govt stability - civil wars international trade incentives - encouraging trade with companies internation trade controls - anything protecting local businesses
cultural environment language, similar work ideaology
tight culture rigid social norms that members are expected to conform to - middle east
loose culture relaxed social norms and allows conformity for member to vary a good deal - europe, canada, usa
high context language rely on non verbal and situational cues as well as unspoken or written words in communication - asian cultures
low context language emphasized communication via spoken or written word - USA
infrastrucutres host country schools, hospitals, energy
tariff taxes collected on goods shipped across national boundaries
quotas limits on the number of goods that can be traded
risk, profit potentional committment lower risk in terms of entry strategy in terms of importing and exporting, profit potentional is lower, taking straight margins licensing - franchising - local firms to create officially liscensed NFL products to sell in another country - profit potential is higher
licensing/franchising local firms to create officially liscensed NFL products to sell in another country - profit potential is higher. ex. McDonadls
Strategic alliances/ joint venture operates in foreign country by foreign and local partners. profit goes up, risk goes up, commitment goes up
Direct investment go to country, build everything, high risk, high profit, high commitment. green field investment, acquisition, brown field investment
Hofsteds model of national cultures understanding the other cultures will help with being successful
Social orientation importance of individualism (individual) vs collectivism (group), USA is individualistic cultures
Power orientation power respect vs power tolerance power respect - authority is inheremt in one's position within a hierarchy. power tolerance - view authorities in view of its percieved rightness or their own personal interest USA is low - power distance culture
goal orientation masculine culture vs feminine culture masculing- possession, money femine - welfare of others USA is masculine
Hofstede's model of national cultures uncertainty acceptance vs uncertainty avoidance tolerance of diferent opinions, view rules as possible, positve repsonse to hange vs prefer structure with outlines and calculated risks
Hofsteds Model long-term (pragmatic) vs short-term (normative) saving, persistence, adapting to change vs national pride, respect for tradition, social obligations
hosftseds model - indulgence indulgent vs restrained allows gratification, leisure vs strict structure
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