CH5-International Business And Trade: An Overview Flashcards

1
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It involves more than one country or relates to or affecting two or more nations.

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International

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2
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It is generally defined as an endeavor to make a profit.

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Business

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3
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A person’s usual or principal work as a means of earning a living.

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Occupation

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4
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It involves specialized educational training and a formal qualification and license.

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Profession

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5
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Basic economic concept involving the buying, selling or exchange of goods and services.

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Trade

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6
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What are the four types of business?

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Service, trading, manufacturing and hybrid.

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7
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Any activity/endeavor among nations around the globe involving the buying, selling and exchanging of goods, services, capital, labor, resources, technology.

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International business and trade

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8
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It pertains to profit (economy), people (society), and the planet (environment).

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Triple Bottom Line (TBL)

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9
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Assets investment directly into a foreign country’s buildings, equipment or organizations.

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Foreign Direct Investment

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10
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Selling products to foreign markets

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Exporting

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11
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Buying foreign products

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Importing

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12
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Exports+imports= ?

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Total trade

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13
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Contractual arrangements between countries concerning their trade relationships.

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Trade agreements/treaties

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14
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A contractual arrangements where the licensor sells the right to use intellectual property or manufacture a product to the license for royalty.

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Licensing

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15
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A certain percent of the sales of the product or intellectual property.

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Royalty

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16
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A contractual arrangement in which the franchisor permits the franchise to use the business model or brand name for a fee, to conduct business as an independent branch of the franchisor.

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Franchising

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17
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A company whose common stock is 100% owned by the parent company.

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Wholly owned subsidiary

18
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Refers to the buying global financial instruments or foreign direct investment by putting up a business in a certain country.

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International investing

19
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Residents of one country goes to another country to work.

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Labor migration

20
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The process of conveying results stemming from scientific and technological research to the market place and to wider society, along with associated skills and procedures.

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Technology Transfer

21
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What are the basic principles of international trade that seem to underpin greater prosperity among nations?

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a. Investments particularly foreign direct investments
b. The spread of technology
c. strong institutions
d. sound macroeconomic policies
e. an educated workforce; and
f. existence of a market economy

22
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The increasing connectedness, integration, and interdependece of world cultures, economies, politics, and environment.

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Globalization

23
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The first bilateral free trade agreement of the Philippines signed in Helsinki, Finland by then President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi on Sept. 9, 2006.

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Philippines-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (PJEPA)

24
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UNder ASEAN, what countries does Philippine prefer in trade agreements?

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China, Hongkong, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand.

25
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What countries are included in the Philippines and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), Effective in 2018?

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Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland.

26
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An amalgamation or a two-level system linguistic hybrid og globalisation and localization.

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Glocalization

27
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Who popularized glocalization?

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Roland Robertson

28
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What are the three levels of glocalization?

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1.Subnational (local)
2. Supranational (global)
3. Transnational (international)

29
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What are the two typical reactions and results of interplay of global and local forces?

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Opportunistic reaction and rebellious reaction

30
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It refers to the marketing strategies and business methodologies of companies in a foreign market. It is creation of products or services for the global market by adapting them to local cultures and environment.

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Glocalization

31
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McDonald Mascot in France

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Asterix

32
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McDonald beef burger in India

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Mcalootikki burgers

33
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Mcdo in Italy

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McItaly burger

34
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Mcdo in India

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Maharaja Mac

35
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Mcdo in Canada

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McLobster

36
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Mcdo in Japan

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Ebi filet-O, Teriyaki Burger w/ seaweed shaker fries, Croquette burger and Bacon potato pie

37
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KFC in India

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Spicier chicken, Krushers in the cold beverages, Chana Snacker (for vegetarians in India)

38
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KFC in Thailand

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Thali

39
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The creation of hybrids where mixed cultures take advantage of the opportunities provided by international business and trade.

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Opportunistic reaction

40
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A reaction in which fosters a resistance identity defending local history traditions and authentic cultures.

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Rebellious reaction

41
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Factors that can maximize global opportunities

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  1. Leadership
  2. Information and Communications Technology
  3. Education
  4. Global Mindset