Globalization has been under extreme pressure in the wake of the financial crisis. Multinational firms are weighing the costs and benefits of international scale and scope, and are increasingly under pressure to hire local, to source local, and to pay taxes domestically. At the same time global competitive pressures have intensified. This book reviews international business practices from the multinational firm perspective, and provides pathways forward concerning competitiveness and sustainability in global markets. What sets this book apart from others is that the benefits and pitfalls of…mehr
Globalization has been under extreme pressure in the wake of the financial crisis. Multinational firms are weighing the costs and benefits of international scale and scope, and are increasingly under pressure to hire local, to source local, and to pay taxes domestically. At the same time global competitive pressures have intensified. This book reviews international business practices from the multinational firm perspective, and provides pathways forward concerning competitiveness and sustainability in global markets. What sets this book apart from others is that the benefits and pitfalls of globalization are addressed. Chapter coverage focuses on the functional areas of the business and how they are impacted by international expansion. Practical case studies supplement chapter coverage and highlight both positive and negative developments in the global business arena. Readers should expect to be challenged on what will be the limits of the multinational firm in the future, and how multinational firms can continue to prosper while at the same time adhere to sustainable business initiatives. Equally useful to both undergraduate and graduate students of international business as well as professional development programs, Global Business: Competitiveness and Sustainability provides a necessary tonic for dealing with today's troubled seas of globalization.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Riad A. Ajami is currently Professor of International Management and Global Strategy at the Raj Soin College of Business at Wright State University, USA. Professor Ajami is the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Asia-Pacific Business and Editor-in-Chief of the Haworth International Business Press Series in Asia-Pacific Business. He has appeared on national television and radio, including, among others, Nightline, the PBS News Hour, NBC News, CNN, National Public Radio and CBS Radio. G. Jason Goddard is Vice President at Wells Fargo Bank, where he has been a commercial lender for over 20 years. He obtained his MBA from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, USA. Mr. Goddard is currently Adjunct Professor at Wake Forest University and UNC-Greensboro, and is the Associate Editor of the Journal of Asia-Pacific Business, where he has authored numerous articles. Mr. Goddard teaches the investment real estate course at Wake Forest University, USA, and has taught international business and international finance at UNCG and in Ludwigshafen Germany at the University of Applied Sciences.
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Chapter One: Global Business: Competitiveness and Sustainability 1 Globalization: Detractors and Supporters 2 Global Business: The Balance of Competitiveness and Sustainability 4 Thematic Definition of the Field of International Business 10 Chapter Two: International Marketing 11 What Must Be Done: The International Marketer's Dilemma 11 To Centralize or Decentralize: The First Key Decisions 12 Ethnocentric, Geocentric, & Polycentric Approaches 14 Product Decisions 14 Promotional Tools 16 Personal Selling 17 Sales Promotions 18 Publicity and Public Relations 18 Pricing Decisions 18 Pricing Methods 19 Placement Decisions: Distribution of Products 22 The Importance of Placement 22 Factors Involved in Distribution Decisions 23 Summary 26 Discussion Questions 27 Bibliography 28 Appendix: A Checklist for Export Marketing 30 Chapter Three: International Finance 33 Financing International Business 33 Working Capital Management 33 Intra-company Pooling 36 Hedging Against Inflation 37 Managing Blocked Funds 37 Transfer Pricing 39 Capital Budgeting and Financial Structure of an MNC 40 Exchange Control Restrictions on Remittances 40 Political Risks 40 Tax Considerations 40 Sources of Funds 41 Currency of Borrowing Investments 41 Different Inflation Rates 42 Letters of Credit in International Trade 43 International Capital Markets 43 The Emergence of International Capital Markets 44 National Financial Markets 45 The Euromarkets 46 International Equi
Chapter One: Global Business: Competitiveness and Sustainability 1 Globalization: Detractors and Supporters 2 Global Business: The Balance of Competitiveness and Sustainability 4 Thematic Definition of the Field of International Business 10 Chapter Two: International Marketing 11 What Must Be Done: The International Marketer's Dilemma 11 To Centralize or Decentralize: The First Key Decisions 12 Ethnocentric, Geocentric, & Polycentric Approaches 14 Product Decisions 14 Promotional Tools 16 Personal Selling 17 Sales Promotions 18 Publicity and Public Relations 18 Pricing Decisions 18 Pricing Methods 19 Placement Decisions: Distribution of Products 22 The Importance of Placement 22 Factors Involved in Distribution Decisions 23 Summary 26 Discussion Questions 27 Bibliography 28 Appendix: A Checklist for Export Marketing 30 Chapter Three: International Finance 33 Financing International Business 33 Working Capital Management 33 Intra-company Pooling 36 Hedging Against Inflation 37 Managing Blocked Funds 37 Transfer Pricing 39 Capital Budgeting and Financial Structure of an MNC 40 Exchange Control Restrictions on Remittances 40 Political Risks 40 Tax Considerations 40 Sources of Funds 41 Currency of Borrowing Investments 41 Different Inflation Rates 42 Letters of Credit in International Trade 43 International Capital Markets 43 The Emergence of International Capital Markets 44 National Financial Markets 45 The Euromarkets 46 International Equi
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