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values
abstract ideals of what a society believes to be good, right, and desirable
norms
social rules and guidelines that prescribe appropriate behavior in particular situations
folkways
routine conventions of everyday life, such as customs of dress or table manners
social structure
basic social organization of a society encompassing the individual group dimension and the stratification dimension
Globalization of markets
merging of historically distinct national markets into one huge global marketplace
Which precedes one another
GATT proceeds WTO
foreign direct investment (FDI)
is a firm that invests directly in productive assets in a foreign country rather than exporting it
market economy
economic system in which prices are free from government control
common law system
legal system based on tradition, precedent (what came before), and customs in which judges play a central interpretive role
foreign corrupt practices act (FCPA)
US law that makes it illegal for American companies to bribe government officials to gain business
purchase power parity
measure of a nation's GDP, adjusted for differences in the local cost of living, used to compare living standards across countries
late mover disadvantage
the cost and disadvantages a firm faces when it faces a foreign market only after competitors are well established
economic risk
likelihood of mismanagement of a nation's economy
power distance
cultural dimension that describes the extent to which a society accepts and on equal distribution of power in institutions
ethnocentrism
assuming one's own culture is superior to the host country's culture
ethical dilema
situation in which none of the available ethical alternatives seems acceptable
the precationary principle
the principle holding that firms should take protective action against potential environmental risks
CSR
corporate social responsibility
culture
A complex phenomenon that includes knowledge, belief, morals, laws, customs, and other capabilities acquired by people as members of society
GATT
general agreement of tariffs and trade