Chapter 3: Competing in Global Markets

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Name the 4 reasons nations trade?

To get what they need

To expand their market

To search for growth opportunities

Access to factors of production

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How does globalization help keep prices down

by increasing competition

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Benefits of Globalization

more competition

foreign investments

innovation

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Why is foreign investment good?

it keeps interest rates low

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Drawbacks of Globalization

Lose jobs (service jobs)

Wages decrease

Loss of advantage for domestic companies

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This type of advantage occurs when a country

monopolizes the production of a product

can make it more efficiently

Absolute advantage

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This type of advantage occurs when a company

sells what it makes efficiently and buys what it cannot make efficiently

Comparative advantage

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The strategies to reach global markets depend on these factors:

Commitment

Control

Risk

Profit Potential

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Which strategy to reach global markets has the least amount of commitment, control, risk, profit potential

Licensing

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Which strategy to reach global markets is the most risky

Multinational Corporation

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_____________ is when you allow a foreign company to make your product for a fee

Licensing

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___________ occurs when you sell products and/or services to another country

exporting

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___________ occurs when you buy products and/or services from another country

Importing

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____________ occurs when a company sells rights to use their business name & sell their products/services

Franchising

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_____________ occurs when goods are manufactured in a foreign country

Contract manufacturing

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___________ occurs when companies join to undertake a major new project.

Joint venture

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__________ is a long-term partnership with the goal to help each other get a competative advantage

Strategic alliances

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In which of the two is it easier to separate functions

Strategic alliance

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_________________ occurs when permanent property/businesses are bought in a foreign nation

Foreign direct investment

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_______________ is the term used when a company owns another company in a foreign country

Foreign subsidiary

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What is the most common type of Foreign Direct investment?

Foreign subsidiaries

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_____________ is what we call investment funds controlled by the government

Sovereign wealth funds

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_______________________________ is limited to large companies where they:

   Make/market goods in many countries

   Have multinational stock ownership and management

Multinational corporation

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Indicators used to measure trade

Balance of trade and balance of payments

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__________ is calculated by finding the difference between exports and imports

Balance of trade

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__________ is calculated by finding the difference between money entering the country and money leaving the country

Balance of payments

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A trade surplus occurs when:

There are more exports than imports

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A trade deficit occurs when:

There are more imports than exports

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This force that affects trade includes differences in:

   language, religion, values, attitudes, aesthetics, materialism

Socio-cultural Environment

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Risk and uncertainty tolerance is used to describe:

a person’s openness to change

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_____________ is the term used to describe society’s acceptance/rejection of unequal power

Power distance

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_____________ prefers structure, order and predictability

High uncertainty avoidance culture

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____________ has a willingness to run risks

Low uncertainty avoidance culture

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_____________ is the degree to which society emphasizes short-term/long-term goals

Time orientation

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____________ does one thing at a time

monochronic culture

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____________ does many things at once

Polychronic culture

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________ is the term used to describe how interpersonal space is used to communicate

Space/Proxemics

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Protectionism occurs when:

government regulations limit imports

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These tariffs raise retail prices on imports

Protective tariffs

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These tariffs raise money for the government

Revenue tariffs

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An import quota is when:

the government sets limits to the number of imports from a country

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An embargo is:

a complete ban on a product