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Business Globalization
Business globalization is generally connecting economic regions worldwide in a network of trade, communication and transportation. The companies that use these networks manage resources on a global scale to meet their financial goals.
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shift is industrial economic activities from the core countries to the periphery
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"Companies are finding it more economical to have their labor forces in nations in which they do not have to pay as much per worker."
What has been the main benefit of globalization for the?
While globalization has contributed to the reduction of overhead expenses for businesses, slightly improving growth, the drawback is that it causes increased unemployment in the US.
ICI (Imperial Chemical Industries) is now owned by the Dutch conglomerate Azko Nobel, bought by them for £7.2m in 2007. Before that it was a UK owned and operated company.
It is still headquartered in the UK.
The forces behind globalization?
Business firms want to globalize in order to expand their markets, increase sales, and increase profits. Free trade agreements facilitate those activities and promote economic globalization. Such agreements vary in scope. Some are bilateral such as the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement and the U.S.-Israel Free Trade Agreement. Others are multilateral and regional such as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Mercosur (including Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay as full members and Chile as an associate member), and the 18-member Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Group (APEC). The European Union (EU) goes further by creating a supranational government. And the World Trade Organization (WTO) includes more than 120 nations from around the world. These agreements and organizations are facilitating economic integration on a regional and worldwide basis. Trade agreements facilitate the activities of major companies. For example, Ford Motor Company is working to create a "world car" that can be sold and used throughout the "global village." Trade agreements facilitate distribution systems, franchising, joint ventures, and other cross-border collaborations between and among businesses. Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola are sold in hundreds of countries throughout the world. Franchises for McDonald's hamburgers, Pizza Hut, Subway, Burger King, and others carry U.S. trade names as well as U.S.-style fast foods (and fast eating styles) throughout the world. One of the major forces facilitating such globalization is the expansion of communication systems. During the final decades of the 20th century, the Internet globalized communications. One document can be distributed throughout the world in seconds. Using computer software, that document can be converted quickly to various languages for use almost anywhere in world. Telecommunications systems allow radio and television transmissions to be broadcast throughout the world within seconds. For example, the Cable News Network (CNN), based in the United States, produces 24-hour news broadcasts that can be seen around the world by traveling businesspeople and others. CNN's 24-hour coverage of the Persian Gulf War in 1991 established the network as one that serves global audiences. It is not viewed as "foreign" when it broadcasts to and from countries other than the United States
Some critics say that "globalization" really means "Americanization" and that exposure to American values and products _____ other cultures
What do you mean by gap in research?
For original research, you have to show the reader that you are not duplicating the existing research. So first you have to i) establish the field i.e.identify the broad problem and state its importance. ii) Gain Extensive knowledge on
previous research, 3)
creation of research space: describe the gap you propose to fill in the existing research. 4)
establish your research thesis or questions
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Now this gives you an opportunity to make a better contribution to the research in that area.
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When you say thank you to someone and they reply back and say you the dealer what does that mean?
it means you, "the dealer", dealt with it in a good way and the thanks started on your side
What do different types of kisses mean?
Kiss on the hand - I adore you.
Kiss on the cheek - I just want to be friends.
Kiss on the chin - You are cute!
Kiss on the lips - I love you.
Kiss on the neck - I want you.
Kiss on the ears - Lets have some fun.
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Key drivers of globalization and they impact on developing markets?
Technology that creates the ability for greater connectivity has an impact on globalization. Developing nations have the ability to compete on the International marketplace against larger firms.
What Globalization means that nations worldwide?
Globalization means that nations worldwide are integrating and interacting with regard to Economics, finances, trade, and communication.
Service encounter is AKA the Moment of truth. it is when the customer interacts with the service or product for the first time.
It has 3 different P's than the product and they are:
- people
- process
- physical evidence
Service encounters are transactional interactions in which one person (e.g., a vendor, office clerk, travel agent) provides a service or good (e.g., a product, an appointment, airline tickets) to another person.
A service encounter is a period of time during which customer interact directly with a service. It is also called as "Moment of Truth"Is tesco a national or international business?
national,as they sell prudicts nationwide not worldwide
In 1784 Spain closed which important trade?
Spanish closed off the port at New Orleans.
This made it difficult for farmers to export such things as corn and pork.
Farmers needed that port, because crossing over the Appalachian mountain was quite difficult. Going down the Ohio and/or Mississippi river was much easier.
But, the Spanish closed off the ports in order to create a buffer zone between Spanish and U.S. -- to try and prevent westward expansion.
When was the International Trade Commission established?
The International Trade Commission was organized in 1916.
How do multinational corporations impacts local community and government?
They impact local community and government by providing jobs and bringing other industries into play in the community. They provide a rich revenue and tax base as well.
