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Things to consider when selecting a target mkt
Size. MKT growth. Desire of competitors to maintain share. Need to maintain close customer contact. Customer unrest with current situation.
Advertising Standardization
minimizes cost
Advetrtising Localization
more effective, but more expensive
prototype ads
only change language of commercial
Pattern Ads
Focus on similarities between 2 areas where same ad will be used. make slight modifications.
Sociocultural restraints to standardization
packaging color. language. religion. attitude/taste.
Congruent Innovations
no lifestyle change-new toothpaste flavor
COntinuus Innovation
Minor use change. toothpaste pump rather than tube
Dynamically continuous innovation
more change-electric toothbrush vs. old
Discontinuous Innovation
Changes course of life-cars first built.
License to Export
General
or
VALIDATED
requires more paperwork due to sensitivity of product/location.
arms/weapons anwhere
Iran Irag, all dangerous countries
buyer bears all risks and costs of shipping
FOB factory
seller bears all risks and costs until product is on boat
Free Alongside Ship
seller quotes price that includes all costs up to a named part in country of destination
CIF (cost, insurance, french)

preferred by foreign buyers. easier to figure costs
same as CIF except buyer pays insurance
CFR (Cost, Freight)
seller quotes price that includes all cost of getting product to the border
FOB At A Named Border
Being paid in anything other than currency
counter trade

used if country has a lack of currency or large debt
Firm doesn't directly export, but sells to company that exports
indirect exporting
works in one country and lives in another
expatriot
firm in one country choses a foreigner to go to a third country
third party national
trying to protect against losses due to currency rate
hedging
MNC contracts with a bank to buy a fixed amount of one currency for a fixed of another currency at an agreed upon future date (30, 60, 90, 180 days)
forward hedge
traded by brokers ($100,000 min). future contracts come in fixed amounts with standardized delivry dates
future hedge
pay a fee to be able to buy currency at a set price in the future. but you don't have to buy at that price)
currency options
don't change currency, just use it internally within the company
Inta-MNC Hedge
accept open positions in 2 or more currencies to balance each other. like diversifying stock profile
Exposure Netting
If foreign currency seems to be in downward trend, pay as soon as possible
LEAD
if foreign currency is going upward, wait to pay
LAG