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            What are some traditional reasons the firms internationalize?  |  
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        Competitors going global Trade barriers Regulations and restrictions (operating enviroments) Customer demands  Secure key supplies Saturated home market Market-seeking Economies of scale and scope Low-cost factors of production Incentives (tax advant.) Diversity risk Exploit an advantage of being foreign Prestige Proximity (avoid shipping costs) 
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            What are some emerging reasons the firms internationalize?  |  
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        Technological developments in production Escalating R&D costs Shortening product life cycles Scanning and learning capabilities Competitive positioning  
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            According to Gupta and Govindarajan, what two dimensions determine the strategic importance of a market?  |  
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        1) Learning potential-Presence of sophisticated and demanding customers for the product/service. The pace at which relevant technologies are evolving there 2) Market potential-Current market size and growth expectations    |  
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            According to Gupta and Govindarajan, what are the 4 strategies for winning against global competitors?  |  
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        Aquiring a dominant local competitor Acquiring a weak player Enter a poorly defended niche Frontal Attack 
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            When is an accelerated speed for global expansion appropriate? (Gupta and Govindarajan)  |  
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        It is easy for competitors to replicate your recipe for success Scale economies are extremely important Mgt.'s capacity to manage global operations is high 
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            What are some of the myths and misunderstandings of global strategies as discussed by Kanter and Dretler?  |  
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        Global is syn. w/intl. meaning simply having a presence in other countries whether or not there is any connection amoung activies across countries The global stategy means doing everything the same everywhere Globalizing means becoming a stateless corporation w/no national or community ties Globalization requires abandoning country images and values Globalization means tacking on acquisitions or allowances in other countries, w/o much integration or change That to qualify as global, a strategy must involve sales or operations in another country 
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            What are some advatages to exporting strategies?  |  
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        low cost economies of scale low risk 
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            What are some advatages to licensing strategies?  |  
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            What are some advatages to joint venture strategies?  |  
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            What are some advatages to greenfield strategies?  |  
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        pick the site that maximizes location economies build new and modern facilities no prior history or labor troubles 
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            What are some advatages to acquisition strategies?  |  
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            What are some disadvatages to exporting strategies?  |  
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        shipping costs setting and distribution system buying foreign advertising far away from customers (hard for communication) trade barriers and import regulations 
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            What are some disadvatages to licensing strategies?  |  
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        Difficult to control the licensee (counterfieting) Educating a potential competitor Low income May move the opportunity to enter the country through other means because the licensee has exclusive rights to trademark technologies in their countries 
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            What are some disadvatages to joint venture strategies?  |  
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        Time, complex negotiations required Lack of decision-making autonomy and control Cultural/managerial conflict Knowledge sharing (loss of technology) 
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            What are some disadvatages to greenfield strategies?  |  
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            What are some disadvatages to acquisitions strategies?  |  
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        Means relationship or connection in Chiense.  |  
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            How can a company manage its quanxi?  |  
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        -organizational quanxi is based on individual quanxi -strengthed by multiple personal quanxi among the staff -quanxi aduits  |  
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