Learn: Global Business and Culture

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PSEG Analysis

Political, Socio-Cultural, Economic, and Geographic factors affecting global business.

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Scarcity

When something is in demand and limited in supply.

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Absolute Advantage

When a country has economic resources that allow it to produce at a lower unit cost than any other country.

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Benefits of International Business

Market Expansion, Resource Access, and Cost Reduction & Economies of Scale.

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Drawbacks of International Business

Cultural & Communication Barriers, Regulatory & Political Risks, and Increased Logistics Costs.

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Domestic Business

Transactions, production, and sales occurring entirely within a single nation under one set of laws, currency, and culture.

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International Business

Cross-border trade and transactions involving multiple nations requiring adaptation to different currencies, legal systems, and cultures.

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Global Dependency

Essential needs from other countries that we must get from them.

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Supply and Demand Laws

Supply is the seller/producer and demand is the buyer/consumer.

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Levels of Economic Development

Less Developed, Developed, and Industrialized.

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Balance of Trade

Exports minus Imports; a negative result is a deficit, and a positive result is a surplus.

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Economic Systems

Market, Command, Traditional, and Mixed.

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Culture

A system of learned, shared, unifying, and interrelated beliefs, values, and assumptions.

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Subculture

A subset of a larger culture with beliefs, values, and assumptions that might differ from the larger culture.

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Cultural Baggage

Carrying your beliefs, values, and assumptions with you at all times, influencing how you respond to others and conduct business.

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Class System

Dividing the members of a cultural group into various levels.

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High-Context vs. Low-Context Cultures

High-context involves communicating indirectly, while low-context involves communicating directly.

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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.