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Introduction to International Business (Remix)

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Introduction to International Business (Remix)

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Shelby Arthur
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Santa Barbara City College
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LibreTexts
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Mục lục· 156 mục
  1. 01: Globalization and International Business
  2. 1.01: What Is International Business
  3. 1.02: How Global Are We
  4. 1.03: Who Is Interested in International Business
  5. 1.04: Global Competitions Changing Center of Gravity
  6. 1.05: What Forms Do International Businesses Take
  7. 1.06: Globalization Pressures on Companies
  8. 1.07: Corporations and their Social Responsibility
  9. 1.08: Debating CSR- Methods and Strategies
  10. 1.09: Going Global - Yes or No
  11. 1.10: Chapter Introduction
  12. 1.11: US Small Business in the Global Environment
  13. 1.12: What You Should Know Before Going Global
  14. 1.13: Key Management Decisions and Considerations
  15. 1.14: The Three Threads
  16. 1.15: Points to Remember
  17. 02: National Differences
  18. 2.01: What Is Culture Anyhow Values Customs and Language
  19. 2.02: Culture Today
  20. 2.03: What Are the Key Methods Used to Describe Cultures
  21. 2.04: Building Cultural Intellegence
  22. 2.05: Why Nations Trade
  23. 2.06: International Economic Communities
  24. 2.07: Global Trade Forces
  25. 2.08: Global Trade Agreements and Organizations
  26. 2.09: Corruption in International Business
  27. 03: Global Trade Environment
  28. 3.01: Chapter Introductions
  29. 3.02: Classifying World Economies
  30. 3.03: Understanding the Developed World
  31. 3.04: Developing World
  32. 3.05: Emerging Markets
  33. 3.06: Chapter Introduction
  34. 3.07: International Economic Cooperation among Nations
  35. 3.08: Regional Economic Integration
  36. 3.09: The United Nations and the Impact on Trade
  37. 3.10: End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises
  38. 3.11: Chapter Introduction
  39. 3.12: What Is International Trade Theory
  40. 3.13: Political and Legal Factors That Impact International Trade
  41. 3.14: Corporations and Politics - After Citizens United
  42. 3.15: Foreign Direct Investment
  43. 3.16: End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises
  44. 04: Global Monetary System
  45. 4.01: Chapter Introduction
  46. 4.02: What Is the International Monetary System
  47. 4.03: What Is the Role of the IMF and the World Bank
  48. 4.04: Understanding How International Monetary Policy the IMF and the World Bank Impact Business Practices
  49. 4.05: Chapter Introduction
  50. 4.06: 7.1 What Do We Mean by Currency and Foreign Exchange
  51. 4.07: Understanding International Capital Markets
  52. 4.08: Venture Capital and the Global Capital Markets
  53. 05: International Business Strategy
  54. 5.01: The Five Stages of Going Global
  55. 5.02: Understanding Industry Globalization
  56. 5.03: Porters National Diamond
  57. 5.04: Globalization and Industry Structure
  58. 5.05: Points to Remember
  59. 5.06: Ghemawats AAA Global Strategy Framework
  60. 5.07: Which A Strategy Should a Company Use
  61. 5.08: From A to AA to AAA
  62. 5.09: Pitfalls and Lessons in Applying the AAA Framework
  63. 5.10: Points to Remember
  64. 5.11: Global Strategy as Business Model Change
  65. 5.12: Chapter Introduction
  66. 5.13: Components of a Business Model
  67. 5.14: Global Strategy as Business Model Change
  68. 5.15: Value Disciplines and Business Models
  69. 5.16: Choosing a Value Discipline or Selecting a Target Market
  70. 5.17: Market Leadership and Value Disciplines
  71. 5.18: Points to Remember
  72. 5.19: Target Markets and Modes of Entry
  73. 5.20: Target Market Selection
  74. 5.21: Measuring Market Attractiveness
  75. 5.22: Entry Strategies - Modes of Entry
  76. 5.23: Entry Strategies - Timing
  77. 5.24: Points to Remember
  78. 5.25: Global Supply-Chain Management
  79. 5.26: Supply Chains - From Push to Pull
  80. 5.27: Supply-Chain Management
  81. 5.28: CSR and Sweatshops
  82. 5.29: Supply-Chain Agility and Resiliency
  83. 5.30: Fair Trade
  84. 5.31: Creating Supply-Chain Alignment
  85. 5.32: Making Supply Chains Adaptable
  86. 5.33: Points to Remember
  87. 5.34: International Expansion and Global Market Opportunity Assessment
  88. 5.35: Chapter Introduction
  89. 5.36: Global Strategic Choices
  90. 5.37: PESTEL Globalization and Importing
  91. 5.38: International-Expansion Entry Modes
  92. 5.39: CAGE Analysis
  93. 5.40: Scenario Planning and Analysis
  94. 5.41: End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises
  95. 5.42: Strategy and International Business
  96. 5.43: Chapter Introduction
  97. 5.44: Business and Corporate Strategy
  98. 5.45: Generic Strategies
  99. 5.46: The Five Elements of Strategy
  100. 5.47: International Strategy
  101. 5.48: Managing the International Business with the P-O-L-C Framework
  102. 5.49: End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises
  103. 06: International Business Functions
  104. 6.01: Exporting Importing and Global Sourcing
  105. 6.02: Corporations and their Social Responsibility
  106. 6.03: What is Importing and Exporting
  107. 6.04: Global Sourcing and Its Role in Business
  108. 6.05: Managing Export and Import
  109. 6.06: What Options Do Companies Have for Export and Import Financing
  110. 6.07: E-Business and E-Commerce
  111. 6.08: Chapter Introduction
  112. 6.09: E-Business and E-Commerce - The Difference
  113. 6.10: E-Commerce Operations
  114. 6.11: E-Commerce Technology
  115. 6.12: The Three Threads
  116. 6.13: Countertrade
  117. 6.14: Understanding the Roles of Finance and Accounting in Global Competitive Advantage
  118. 6.3.07: End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises
  119. 6.15: Chapter Introduction
  120. 6.16: International Accounting Standards
  121. 6.17: Accounting in International Business
  122. 6.18: Fundamentals of Finance
  123. 6.19: Financial Management in International Business
  124. 6.20: Global Money Management- Moving Money across Borders
  125. 6.21: Corruption in International Business
  126. 6.22: Importance of Leadership in a Global Economy
  127. 6.23: Cultural Intelligence Defined
  128. 6.24: What is Cultural Intelligence
  129. 6.25: Cultural Intelligence Model
  130. 6.26: What Makes Cultural Intelligence Unique
  131. 6.27: The Labyrinth of Cultural Intelligence
  132. 6.28: Summary
  133. 6.29: History Globalization and Values-Based Leadership
  134. 6.30: History Globalization and Values-Based Leadership
  135. 6.31: Case in Point- Hanna Andersson Corporation Changes for Good
  136. 6.32: Ancient History- Management Through the 1990s
  137. 6.33: Contemporary Principles of Management
  138. 6.34: Global Trends
  139. 6.35: Globalization and Principles of Management
  140. 6.36: Developing Your Values-Based Leadership Skills
  141. 6.37: Globalizing the Management Model
  142. 6.38: Pitfalls in Globalizing a Management Model
  143. 6.39: The Importance of a Global Mind-Set
  144. 6.40: Determinants of a Corporate Global Mind-Set
  145. 6.41: Organization as Strategy
  146. 6.42: Realigning and Restructuring for Global Competitive Advantage
  147. 6.43: Points to Remember
  148. 6.44: Winning through Effective Global Talent Management
  149. 6.45: Chapter Introduction
  150. 6.46: The Changing Role of Strategic Human Resources
  151. 6.47: The Global War for Talent
  152. 6.48: Effective Selection and Placement Strategies
  153. 6.49: The Roles of Pay Structure and Pay for Performance
  154. 6.50: Tying It All TogetherUsing the HRM Balanced Scorecard to Gauge and Manage Human Capital Including Your Own
  155. 6.51: Tips in Your Walkabout Toolkit
  156. 6.52: End-of-Chapter Questions and Exercises