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Fare
price paid for airline transportation.
Competitive Pricing
Comparable price Ex: Gas.
Skim Pricing
High introductory price-covers R&D.
Odd-Even Pricing
Odd creates image of a bargain; Even creates image of quality.
Trade Discounts
Sell at discount percentage to distributors/stores.
Countertrade
direct exchange of products or services between companies in different countries.
Dumping
selling exported products at a lower price than what is asked in the company’s home country.
Distribution Channel
path taken by a good or service to get from the producer to the final user.
Direct Distribution Channel
Producers sell goods or services directly to the final user (online).
Indirect Distribution Channel
goods or services are sold with the use of one or more intermediaries (Uses agents, wholesalers, retailers).
Intermediary
any person or organization in the distribution channel that specializes in moving goods and services from the producer to the consumer.
Most Common Intermediaries
Agent, Wholesaler, Retailer, Broker.
Export Management Company (EMC)
provides distribution services for businesses wanting to sell in foreign markets.
Export Trading Company (ETC)
full-service global distribution intermediary (most exporting assistance).
Freight Forwarder
Ships goods to customers in other countries (Travel agent for cargo).
Customs Broker
Intermediary specializing in moving goods through the customs process.
Bill of Lading
Contract between exporters and transporter.
Certificate of Origin
Documents the country in which the goods being shipped were produced.
Export Declaration
Required by U.S. Dept of Commerce for shipments valued over $500. Includes name of carrier and exporting vessel.
Destination Control Statement
Verifies the country to which goods are being shipped.
Insurance Certificate
Amount of insurance coverage for fire, theft, water or other damage during shipment. Lists insurance company and exporter.
Physical Distribution
process of transporting, storing, and handling goods in transit between producer and consumer.
Motor Carrier
Trucking-in all countries-quick delivery anywhere.
NAFTA
difficulties transporting between Canada, Mexico and U.S.
Railroad
(Autos, grain, chemical, coal, lumber & Steel).
Waterway
Slower but cost effective (coal, steel, lumber, grain, oil).
Containerization
Process of Packing cargo in large standardized containers for efficient shipping & handling.
Pipeline
Dependable/low-cost (Natural gas and oil -liquid products).
Air Carrier
Quick -Specialty Product/Perishables.
Intermodal Movements
Transfer of freight involving various modes of transportation.
Piggyback
Ship by railroad, then load onto trucks for door-to-door delivery.
Promotional Mix
combination used by an organization of advertising, personal selling, publicity, and sales promotion.
Medium
Messages travel over a medium - television, telephone, magazine, salesperson.
Decoding
process in which the audience makes meaning of the message.
Noise
anything that interferes with the communication process-Language, culture, etc.
Feedback
From audience back to sender.
Advertising
Any paid, nonpersonal sales communication = mass selling.
Personal Selling
direct communication between sellers and potential customers.
Publicity
Any unpaid promotion.
Sales Promotion
All promotional activities other than advertising, personal selling & publicity. Coupons, contests, samples, displays.
Standardized Advertising
use of one promotional approach in all geographic regions (Ex: Kellogg’s Tony the Tiger).
Localized Advertising
Customized for various target markets. (Ex: Yogurt-it is sold for breakfast, lunch, snack). Most multinational companies use advertising agencies.
Product Quality Ads
presents quality, brand, price or features of a product.
Comparative Ads
Contrast features.
Emotional Ads
Appeal to feelings/needs.
Humorous Ads
Comedy.
Lifestyle Ads
where people can relate.
Endorsement Ads
Testimonial.
Research Department
studies target market and measures effectiveness.
Creative Department
Develops the message & features to deliver it.
Media Department
Decides where and when advertising will be presented.
Account Services
Link between agency and client.
Expatriates
employees living and working outside their home nations.
Local Nationals
Employees in their home country-most familiar with culture.
Third-Country Nationals
Citizens of one country employed by a company from another country who work in a third country.
Money Markets
Where short-term investments (less than one year) are bought and sold.
Capital Markets
Where companies obtain funds for long-term use. Often buying and selling stocks & bonds.
Equity Capital
funds provided by company’s owners; Profits reinvested in business, stock offerings, investments from owners.
Debt Capital
Funds from borrowing; Bank Loans-widest range of financial services, Bond, Mortgages.
Deposit
Type Financial Institutions; Commercial Bank-(letters of credit); Savings and Loan Associations; Credit Unions-nonprofit-serve needs of members.
Commercial Bank
Business organized to accept deposits and to make loans.
Savings and Loan Associations
Initially specialized in savings accounts & home mortgages. Broader services today.
Credit Unions
Cooperative owned by members and operated for their benefit.
Mutual Funds
Investment company that manages a pool of funds from many investors.
Life Insurance Company
Insurance companies invest the money & lend the funds to large corporations to invest in commercial real estate.
Central Bank
State-owned agencies that provide governments with financial services (Primary role).
Development Bank
Organization of several countries created to provide financing for economic development to countries in a region.