Threat of entrants; power of buyers; power of suppliers; threat of substitutes; competitive rivalry.
Threat of buyers; power of entry; power of substitutes; threat of suppliers; threat of recession.
Threat of recession; power of buyers; power of suppliers; threat of management failure; competitive rivalry.
Threat of entry; power of buyers; power of suppliers; threat of substitutes; government action
A. Threat of entrants; power of buyers; power of suppliers; threat of substitutes; competitive rivalry.
Subsidiary
Joint venture
Strategic International Alliance
License agreement
Countries specializing in production of goods they are best suited for.
Reduction in taxes.
Increased factor income.
Encouraging competition.
Direct payments to farmers are permitted.
Indirect assistance and support to farmers including R & D support by govt. are not permitted
Domestic policies which directly effect on production and trade have to be cut back.
Least developed countries do not need to make any cuts.
Economic system
Political system
Social System
Cultural Attitudes
Measures that lead to restrictions in quantities.
Discouraging measures that limit a companys imports
Discouraging measures that limit a companys exports.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Measures that affect trade in goods.
Measures that lead to restrictions on quantities.
Discouraging measures that limit a companys imports.
Discouraging measures that limit a companys exports.
relationships based on equality and informality.
authority being accepted without question.
managers being paternalistic.
tall organizations structure.
Low
Moderate
High
Very High
Proforma invoice
Purchase order
Sales contract
All the above
Gold Theory
Ricardo Theory
Mercantilism
H .O. THEORY
Domestic, Transnational, Global, International, Multinational
Domestic, International, Multinational, Global, Transnational
Domestic, Multinational, International, Transnational, Global
Domestic, International, Transnational, Multinational, Global
At least one -third directors are foreign nationals
The company does 40% of its business in foreign markets
The overseas markets are larger than the domestic market
The affiliates are responsive tio a number of important environmental forces
GATT/WTO
GATS/IMF
WTO/WORLD BANK
WORLD BANK/WIPO
Threat of entrants; power of buyers; power of suppliers; threat of substitutes; competitive rivalry.
Threat of buyers; power of entry; power of substitutes; threat of suppliers; threat of recession.
Threat of recession; power of buyers; power of suppliers; threat of management failure; competitive rivalry.
Threat of entry; power of buyers; power of suppliers; threat of substitutes; government action
Competitive theory
Porters Diamond Model
Theory of Mercantilism
Product life cycle theory
Culture is enduring.
Culture is changing.
Culture is evolved among the members of a society.
Culture is determined by national boundaries.
holidays.
language.
role of women.
marketing practices.
The World War I
The World War II
The Establishment of GATT
In 1913 when GDP was high
Imports
Exports
Imports & exports
None of the above
Emerging economy
Developed economy
Less developed economy
None of these
American.
Russian.
German.
Japanese.
Government
Organized Trade union
Factor Conditions
Demand Conditions
Sight Draft.
Usance Draft
Demand draft
Pay Note
USA
INDIA
CHINA
BRAZIL
Eastern countries.
Middle East countries.
Traditional Islamic countries.
India.
Same and equal economic treatment
Non-discriminatory treatment
Same tariff rates applicable
Uniform civil code
Licenses.
Patents.
Copyrights.
Patent, copyright or trademark as appropriate.
as a Greenfield venture.
to acquire an existing firm.
to have products marketed overseas.
to have management is overseas.
Place of origin of goods.
Special characteristics of the product associated with the place of origin.
Place and special characters of the product.
Place or special characters of the product.
Innovation is encouraged.
International cooperation is encouraged.
Imports are rendered cheap.
Consumption is minimized.