Business Decision Making in the Global Environment Flashcards

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What is the difference between clean and dirty floating exchange rates?

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Clean float is determined solely by market forces; dirty float includes government intervention.

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What is a turnkey project in international business?

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A non-equity entry mode where a firm sets up a facility for a client and hands it over ready to operate.

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What does the free-market view on FDI promote?

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Unrestricted FDI flows so countries can specialize based on comparative or absolute advantage.

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How does the resource-based view differ from the institution-based view?

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Resource-based focuses on internal firm strengths; institution-based focuses on adapting to external rules and norms.

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What is cross-market retaliation?

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Responding to an attack in one market by striking back in a competitor’s other markets.

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What is strategic hedging?

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Spreading operations across regions to offset currency risks through diversification.

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What are the components of the OLI framework?

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Ownership advantages, Location advantages, and Internalization advantages for FDI.

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What is a primary first-mover advantage?

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Ability to shape industry standards and reduce uncertainty before competitors enter.

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Which classical trade theory sees global wealth as fixed?

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Mercantilism, which views trade as a zero-sum game.

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What is a non-tariff barrier and give an example?

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A trade restriction not based on price; example: import quotas or VERs.

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