Unit 1: INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

goods and services produced by a firm in one country and then sent to another country

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goods and services produced in one country and bought in by another country

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The exchange of goods and services across international borders

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the growing interdependence of locations and economic actors across countries and regions

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the mutual reliance between groups of actors including individuals, firms, countries or religions

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The process by which a company, institution, or organization adapts its products, services, or operations to cater to international markets, while maintaining a localized approach.

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a multi-plant firm that controls and coordinates operations in at least 2 countries

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the kind of companies whose operation in one country, distribution in other countries)

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a company with a parent company that only possesses a stake of between 20 and 50% ownership of the company

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a business whose parent company holds a majority stake (50% or more of all shares)

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