is the only cause for international business.
is the major factor for international business.
is among the major factors for international business.
is not a cause for international business.
C. is among the major factors for international business.
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attitude towards entrepreneurship.
gifting practices.
use of products.
all of the above.
Male- female ratio in the country.
Society dominated by male members.
Society characterized by aggressive and materialistic behaviour.
War- ridden societies.
American.
Russian.
German.
Japanese.
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.
Proforma invoice
Purchase order
Sales contract
All the above
Culture is enduring.
Culture is changing.
Culture is evolved among the members of a society.
Culture is determined by national boundaries.
Standardization v/s adaptation
Globalization v/s localization
Global integration v/s Local Responsiveness
Local responsiveness
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
Can earn a return on knowledge asset
Will not create a competitor
Tight control of operations
All the above
Income level.
caste.
education.
any of the above.
Marketing.
All spheres of marketing, operation and finance simultaneously.
Any or all spheres of marketing, operation and finance.
Finance only.
Government action, exchange rates, competition and sociodemographic factors.
Market convergence, competition, exchange rates and cost advantages.
Cost advantages, government action, economic cycles and competition.
Market, cost, competition and government policies.
EXIM Bank
World Bank
IMF
International Financial Bank
gross national income.
gross domestic product.
per capita gross national income.
per capita gross domestic product.
Emerging economy
Developed economy
Less developed economy
None of these
different currencies
product quality
product mobility
trade policies
Ability to speak English; developed network of supporting industries; absence of competition; and low labour cost.
Abundant natural resources; skilled labour force; temperate climate; and democracy.
Factor conditions; demand conditions; related and supporting industries; and firm strategy, industry strategy and rivalry.
Strong sporting ethos; emphasis on individual achievement; strong national party in power; large home market.
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.
Competitive theory
Porters Diamond Model
Theory of Mercantilism
Product life cycle theory
Competitive theory
Porters Diamond Model
Theory of Mercantilism
Product life cycle theory
Conciliation.
Arbitration.
Negotiations.
Conciliation and arbitration.
Encourage imports and exports
Encourage exports and discourage imports
Discourage imports
None of these
Develop a long term view of strategy.
Build plausible views of different possible futures and develop a long term view of strategy.
Identify key drivers of change.
Develop a view of an environment which has a high degree of uncertainty, build plausible views of different possible futures and take a long term view of strategy.
is the only cause for international business.
is the major factor for international business.
is among the major factors for international business.
is not a cause for international business.
existence of traditional rule.
non existence of industries.
predominance of agriculture.
complete absence of literacy.
The extent to which an individual can move the strata to which he/she belongs.
The promptness with which an individual accepts foreign assignments.
The extent to which inter- caste marriage is encouraged by the society.
The extent to which the society as a whole shifts its habitat.
Government
Organized Trade union
Factor Conditions
Demand Conditions
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.
Licensing
Exporting
Wholly owned subsidiaries
Foreign Direct Investment