Session 6: Geopolitics and Nonmarket canvas Flashcards
(12 cards)
What are stakeholders?
everyone who is directly or indirectly affected by a company’s choices and actions. Companies are part of a system that extends beyond shareholders.
How are the relations with market and non-market stakeholders governed?
Market: interactions with stakeholders are intermediated by private contracts. Voluntary and involve economic transactions
Non-market: Interactions intermediated by governments, media, public or certain groups therein.
What is de-globalization?
process of weakening interdependencies between countries.
What are the two manifestations of de-globalization?
- Quantitatively (lower levels of FDI)
- Institutional logic
Name three political objectives complemented by economic rationale?
- Geopolitics and national security
- Ideology and values
- Uncertainty and volatility
How is geopolitics and national security complemented by economic rationale?
- Trade war US and China: emerging systemic confrontation
- Russia’s war of aggression: acceleration of global bloc formation
How is ideology and values complemented by economic rationale?
- Logic of de-globalization prefers de-coupling / de-risking based on:
Shared values and norms
Rule of law
National security interests
How are uncertainty and volatility complemented by economic rationale?
- Logics of economic rationality and deglobalization co-exist in US and EU
Volatility
Creates uncertainty for companies regarding strategic direction
Name three ways in which geopolitics affects companies?
- Supply (chain) disruption
- Market access challenges
- Technological restrictions
What are the two types of costs in geopolitical strategy?
- Operational costs: economic pressures
- Reputational costs: societal pressures for responsible and sustainable business conduct
What are the three drivers of the costs of exit?
- Relative importance of local market
- Irreversibility of response
- Potential technology loss and creation of global competition
What are the drivers of costs of staying?
- Negative media coverage
- Competitors decisions to exit