What are the five key international expansion decisions? Use an example to explain the process and briefly describe the steps within. What are some of the related common risks when considering international expansion?
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#1 What are the five key international expansion decisions? Use an example to explain the process and briefly describe the steps within. What are some of the related common risks when considering international expansion?
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- What three factors will determine whether a nation has a higher or lower share of trade relative to its GDP?Explain how opening up, freeing economy, or allowing foreign investor to invest in the Philippines become beneficial to all the citizens and generally stimulate our economy. Site examples.International business is explained by many International trade and investment theories. Do you think that these theories explain trends in business adequately? As a point of focus-discussion, refer to the China’s competitive advantage in exporting Rubber Shoes and Bangladesh in exporting Garments.
- Explain with relevant examples three (3) ways in which a country is likely to benefit as well as three (3) caveats that globalization can inflict upon countries participating in the international business space.How does the discussion regarding trade in services related to innovation developments in globalization, and in information and computer technology?Hypothetical Scenario. If you were a World Bank officer, which country in the world will you invest for development. Explain the reason why did you choose these countries and what are the specific sector to be invested. (choose Indonesia)
- From a globophobic/globophobe view, Discuss whether economic globalization reduces State capacity or not, and defend whether this is good or not. Discuss the effects of trade and capital globalization on State policies and the Filipino people. Should also answer the question: Is international capital ruling the domestic economy?Answer the following questions on globalization and protectionism: Why does the government create trade barriers if they can potentially hurt a worker in an economy (due to lower wages)? a. What can be done to avoid trade barriers? b. As a consumer, what are your experiences with trade barriers? c. What alternatives do you recommend to replace trade barriers? Why do you think labor standards and working conditions are lower in developing nations of the world rather than in other countries? Should a country impose higher safety standards on imported goods that exist in the foreign country where the goods were produced? Provide an explanationHow might the Internet and the associated World Wide Web affect international business activity and the globalization of the world economy?
- Why is there opposition to globalization of trade and integration of the world’s economy? Please assess the major arguments for and against such globalization efforts. (Be sure to review your chapter on this). Hint - a Table might prove useful here.Describe the U.S role in the world economy.As international businesses look to emerging markets for growth opportunities and access to resources, they will evaluate the business environments of the countries under consideration. Argentina is the largest country in South America, and its terrain includes mountains, lakes, glaciers, and grasslands. It is resource rich—producing soybeans, wheat, wine, and beef. It has more arable land per person than all but five nations in the world. Argentina has the world’s third largest shale-oil and gas fields. With a population of more than 45 million and rich natural resources, Argentina might seem to be a desirable market for international businesses. Despite this, Argentina is known as a rich country made poor. Consider these points of interest about Argentina. In 1913, Argentina was the 10th wealthiest country in the world, ahead of Norway, France, Germany, and Japan. Today, it is in 85th place, behind Russia and China, with a per-capita income of $10,000. Demographically, Argentina…
