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International Business
commercial activities performed to promote the transfer of technologies, goods, services, resources, people, and ideas across national boundaries
Globalization
refers to the creation, exspansion, and intensification of social relations and consciousness across world-time and world space
Globalization Movement
refers to the trend of increasing inerdependencies among world markets, and the diffusion of new ideas, technologies, resources, products though international markets
Economic Anthropology
the study of human economic behavior (how societies, culture make a living, contexts of economy)
Substantivism(Karl Polanyi)
3 ways societies intergrate the economy into society
1. Reciporcity
2. Redistribution
3. Exchange
Reciprocity
-general kind of helping and sharing
-based on a mutual sense of obligation and identity
-they belong to the same family or clan
-people help each other because they have cultural and social relationships
Redistribution
- is a system of central authority of some sort(chief, priest)
-The authority collects from everyone and redistributes back
Ex. Church
Ex: Crazy Horse
Exchange
-it is calculated trade
- several varieties
- modern market exchanges use money
Cultualism (Stephen Gudeman)
Gudeman argues that models of livelihoods and related economic concepts such as exchange, money or porfit must be analyzed through the local way of understanding them
League of Nations(1919)
precursor to UN, western European countries and US. figure head to prevent another world war
United Nation
International conglomerate, not just developed nations
IMF
different currencies, rate of change.
-helps counties with local unconvertible currencies to pay their debts with other counties
-new debts are created
chain reaction
controversial
World Trade Organization
Makes sure all countries can trade with each other. the elephant in the room
World Bnk
working for a world free of poverty. 1944 Bretton Woods established WB, established 35$/1 oz of gold. decided american dollar as main currency for international currency
International Monetary System
a set of exchange rate agreements governing relative prices of one currency against another
-exchange rates are critical for assessing the value of goods and services in the international marketplace
-99 value of a currency is not related to golf
process of a regional economic and political integration
1. Reduce Trade barriers
2. Create a common external tariff
3. Free flow of labour and capital
4. Common economic policies
5. Countries give up independence and some central authority
Principle 7
We are in the era of profound cultural changes that raises spiritual questionss about our relationship to our planet
Surface Cultures
behaviors, words, customs, tradition
Deep cultures
beliefs, values, assumptions, thought processes
Geopolitical studies. time space and money
relate a region; geographic circumstances, and history to its economic and present day situation
1. Geographic charachtristics
2. Hisorical/cultural perspective
3. Commercial history
Criteria for Organizing culture
1. Power distance
2. Individualism
3. Uncertainty Avoidance
4. Masculinsim
5. Long Term orientation- how you as a culture deal with time
Dimensions of Globalization
1. Economic Dimension
2. Political Dimension
3. Cultural Dimension
4. Ecological Dimension
5. Ideological Dimension
6. Technological Dimension
International Business is affected by:
connection of six dimension so that we can understand (globalization), analyze (markets), and plan (business strategies)
National Markets Analysis
-essential background
-current position analysis
-commercial analysis
-cultural analysis
Essential background
1. Historic influences
2. Geographic influences
Current Position analysis`
current political, economic, and international position
- how managers use balance of paynets