Chapter 13 - Global Business Delta Airlines

advertisement

Business Policy & Strategy

Chapter 13

Analyzing Global Business

Murdick, Moor, Babson & Tomlinson

Sixth Edition, 2000

Global Opportunities

 Benefits of Global Investments

•Leaping over trade barriers

•Transportation Efficiencies

•Global Integration

Theories of International

Business

 The Theory of Comparative Advantage

 The Imperfect Markets Theory

 The Product Life Cycle

Approaches to Global Business

Exporting and Importing goods & services

Licensing and Franchising

Piggybacking/ Strategic Alliances

Joint Ventures (IJVs)

Foreign Direct Investments and

Acquisitions

Mergers

Barriers To Globalization

 Tariffs

 Quotas

 Export, Import, and Investment Laws

 Local Content Laws

Barriers To Globalization

 Dumping and Price Control Laws

 Bribery Laws

 Labor Usage Laws

 Foreign Exchange Restrictions

Barriers To Globalization

 Government Monopolies

 Enforcement of Laws

 Government Purchasing Policies

 Threat of Nationalization and Expropriation

Currency Issues

 Changes in the value of the dollar affect:

– Exports

– Imports

– International Investment

Currency Issues

 Factors that influence exchange rates

– Inflation Rates

– Interest Rates

– Income Levels

– Government Controls

– Expectations

Transaction Effect

 Period A

German Product

Euros 4,000

Exchange Rate

$1=EU 4

Effect: U.S. buyer pays $1000

 Period B

German Product

Euros 4,000

Exchange Rate

$1=EU 2

Effect: U.S. buyer pays $2000

Methods to Avoid Currency Risk

 International Loans

 Forward Market

 Currency Options

 Natural Hedging

“Firms, Funds Pay to Hedge Vs. Argentina

Devaluation”, www.reuters.com

, October 4, 2001.

Global Strategy

 Global product or multi-domestic product?

– Global products are basically the same product produced and sold all over the world. Examples include petrochemical refining, pharmaceutical drugs, and airplanes.

– Multidomestic products are tailored for each country market.

Going to Market

 Define the concept, then do research, as international arena varies.

 Marketing Mix

– Product/service

– Promotion

– Price

– Distribution

Examples

 Nova - car in South America

 Gerber’s baby food in Africa

 Coca Cola in China

 Got milk?

Download