1/17
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced | Call with Kai | Chat |
|---|
No analytics yet
Send a link to your students to track their progress
PSEG Analysis
Political, Socio-Cultural, Economic, and Geographic factors affecting global business.
Scarcity
When something is in demand and limited in supply.
Absolute Advantage
When a country has economic resources that allow it to produce at a lower unit cost than any other country.
Benefits of International Business
Market Expansion, Resource Access, and Cost Reduction & Economies of Scale.
Drawbacks of International Business
Cultural & Communication Barriers, Regulatory & Political Risks, and Increased Logistics Costs.
Domestic Business
Transactions, production, and sales occurring entirely within a single nation under one set of laws, currency, and culture.
International Business
Cross-border trade and transactions involving multiple nations requiring adaptation to different currencies, legal systems, and cultures.
Global Dependency
Essential needs from other countries that we must get from them.
Supply and Demand Laws
Supply is the seller/producer and demand is the buyer/consumer.
Levels of Economic Development
Less Developed, Developed, and Industrialized.
Balance of Trade
Exports minus Imports; a negative result is a deficit, and a positive result is a surplus.
Economic Systems
Market, Command, Traditional, and Mixed.
Culture
A system of learned, shared, unifying, and interrelated beliefs, values, and assumptions.
Subculture
A subset of a larger culture with beliefs, values, and assumptions that might differ from the larger culture.
Cultural Baggage
Carrying your beliefs, values, and assumptions with you at all times, influencing how you respond to others and conduct business.
Class System
Dividing the members of a cultural group into various levels.
High-Context vs. Low-Context Cultures
High-context involves communicating indirectly, while low-context involves communicating directly.
GDP vs. GNP
GDP measures goods and services produced within a country; GNP also includes production in other countries using the home country's resources.