UID:
almafu_9959239873702883
Umfang:
1 online resource (320 p.)
Ausgabe:
1st ed.
ISBN:
979-84-00-65796-2
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0-313-00280-0
Anmerkung:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
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Cover -- Globalization and Its Managerial Implications -- Copyright Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Introduction -- PART I: ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES -- PART II: MICROMANAGEMENT ISSUES -- PART III: IMPORTER-EXPORTER INTERACTION ISSUES -- PART IV: MARKET COMMUNICATIONS ISSUES -- PART V: SECTORAL MANAGEMENT ISSUES -- PART VI: MANAGERIAL ISSUES IN REGIONAL MARKETS -- Part I Environmental Issues -- Chapter 1 Conflicting Competition Policies in a Globalized Business Environment: Prospects for International Cooperation and Convergence -- INTRODUCTION -- THE STATE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE -- The Liberalization and Concurrent Restriction of World Trade -- Rationale for Restriction: The Situation in the United States -- COMPARATIVE COMPETITION POLICIES -- An Illustration of Differing Motives and Views -- The United States, Canada, the European Union, and Japan -- WHY COMPETITION? WHY NOW? -- Recognition by the International Trading Community -- Liberalization, Globalization, and MNCs -- The Case: Gillette-Wilkinson Sword22 -- The Players -- Creditors -- The Transaction -- Investigations -- Outcomes -- Economic Rationale for the Importance of Competition Policies -- RECOMMENDATIONS: WHO? WHAT? WHERE? HOW? -- Who? -- What? -- How? -- Where? OECD, WTO, or Bilateral Arrangements? -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 2 Using Cooperative Strategies to Compete in a Changing World -- INTRODUCTION -- WHY COOPERATIVE STRATEGIES? -- ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF COOPERATIVE STRATEGIES -- THE IMPACT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION ON COOPERATIVE STRATEGIES -- THE IMPACT OF THE ASIAN CRISIS ON COOPERATIVE STRATEGIES -- MULTINATIONALS VERSUS GOVERNMENTS -- ARE COOPERATIVE STRATEGIES WORKING? -- SUCCESS FACTORS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 3 Integrating Country of Origin into Global Marketing Strategy: A Review of U.S. Marking Statutes -- INTRODUCTION.
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PURPOSE OF THE STUDY -- BACKGROUND -- TESTS OF TRANSFORMATION -- Name, Character, and Use Test -- Essence Test -- Value-Added Test -- Article of Commerce Test -- COUNTRY-OF-ORIGIN CRITERIA -- CUSTOMS CONSIDERATIONS -- PRACTICAL STRATEGIC ISSUES -- CONCLUSIONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 4 Macrosegmentation Schemes for the Emerging Eastern European and Former Soviet Country Markets -- INTRODUCTION -- MARKET SEGMENTATION -- MACROSEGMENTATION -- Geographic Market Segmentation -- Religious Market Segmentation -- Economic/Cultural Market Segmentation -- Portfolio Segmentation -- Rationale for Macrosegmentation Schemes -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- Part II Micromanagement Issues -- Chapter 5 A Resource-Based Model of the Internationalization Process of the Firm -- INTRODUCTION -- RESOURCE COMMITMENT IN THE INTERNATIONALIZATION PROCESS -- Characteristics of the Tangible Resources -- Characteristics of the Non-tangible Resources -- A RESOURCE-BASED MODEL -- Operations Prior to Foreign Market Entry -- Initial Internationalization -- Discovering Foreign Market Opportunities -- Country Market and Market Entry Mode Selection -- Dynamics in the Internationalization Process -- Internal Education Effect -- Rationalization Effect -- Quality Improvement Effect -- Patterns of Entry Mode Dynamics -- Legal versus Real Foreign Market Entry Modes -- Spatial Loose Coupling -- Functional Loose Coupling -- FINAL REMARKS -- NOTE -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 6 The Interface between Global Sourcing and Marketing -- INTRODUCTION -- THE GLOBAL SOURCING CHALLENGE -- GLOBAL SOURCING STRATEGY PERSPECTIVES -- ALTERNATIVE GLOBAL SOURCING STRATEGIES -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 7 International Sourcing: Entering and Exiting Different Networks -- INTRODUCTION -- INTERNATIONAL PROCUREMENT -- CLASSIFICATION OF BUYING SITUATIONS -- IMPLICATIONS -- NOTE.
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REFERENCES -- Part III Importer-Exporter Interaction Issues -- Chapter 8 The Impact of Culture on the Exporter- Import Agent Contract -- INTRODUCTION -- THE IMPORT AGENT AND THE CONTRACT -- CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON THE EXPORTER-IMPORT AGENT RELATIONSHIP -- CULTURAL NETWORKS -- DEVELOPMENT OF PROPOSITIONS -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 9 The Role of Relationships in a Global Trading Environment: A Look at Taiwanese Importers' Perceptions of Exporters from the United States, Japan, and Western Europe -- INTRODUCTION -- RESEARCH OBJECTIVES -- METHODOLOGY -- Taiwan as the Country Context -- The Sample -- The Questionnaire -- RESULTS AND DISCUSSION -- Importing Experience and Levels of Imports -- The Importance of and Satisfaction with Exporter Business Practices -- DISCUSSION -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- Part IV Market Communications Issues -- Chapter 10 Culture and Communication: Implications for Sales Force Training Involving Intercultural Interactions -- ISSUES IN GLOBAL SALES FORCE TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT -- A Model for Improving Sales Training in an Intercultural Context -- Dimensions of Cultural Variability -- Individualism-Collectivism -- Power Distance -- Uncertainty Avoidance -- Masculinity-Femininity -- Customer Characteristics -- Salesperson Characteristics -- Sales Communication Styles -- Direct versus Indirect Style -- Elaborate versus Succinct Style -- Personal versus Contextual Style -- Instrumental versus Affective Style -- Congruence/Incongruence -- Success/Failure -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 11 International Copy Testing: Recent Developments in the Measurement of Advertising Effectiveness -- BACKGROUND -- HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT -- MODEL-BASED TESTING -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 12 Are There Global Dimensions of Beliefs toward Advertising in General? A Multicultural Investigation -- INTRODUCTION.
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BACKGROUND RESEARCH ON ADVERTISING PERCEPTIONS -- RESEARCH METHOD -- About the Samples -- About the Measures and Questionnaire Administration -- RESULTS -- Configural (or Factor Structure) Invariance -- Metric Invariance -- Factor Covariance Invariance -- Error Variance Invariance -- Internal Consistency -- Cross-National Differences in Beliefs toward Advertising in General -- DISCUSSION -- REFERENCES -- Part V Sectoral Management Issues -- Chapter 13 Globalization and Its Effects on Strategies for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses -- GLOBALIZATION -- THE GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE -- THE EFFECT OF GLOBALIZATION ON SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES -- SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN AN ECONOMY -- INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS TO ASSIST SMALL BUSINESSES TO FACE THE CHALLENGES OF GLOBAL DEVELOPMENTS AND OPEN MARKETS -- Cooperative Program: A U.S. Case Study -- ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING AND EDUCATION-A BRAZILIAN CASE -- IMPLICATIONS OF ADOPTING THE SBI OR ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS FOR THE INDIAN SETTING -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 14 International Technology Alliances: Recent Trends in the IT Sector -- INTRODUCTION -- RECENT EVIDENCE ON TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCES IN THE IT INDUSTRY -- Sources, Data, and Definitions -- Summary of Findings -- A DIFFERENT VIEW OF TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCES -- SUMMARY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH -- Summary -- Implications for Future Research -- ACKNOWLEDGMENT -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 15 Developing a Normative Framework of International Marketing for the General Insurance Industry -- INTRODUCTION -- THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF SERVICES -- CHARACTERISTICS OF THE GENERAL INSURANCE INDUSTRY -- Standardized or Customized Strategies -- Motives for Internationalization -- Barriers to Internationalization -- Entry Mode -- Culture -- THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK -- Objective -- Methodology -- Results -- The Model.
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The Importance of Marketing Information -- Motives for Internationalization and Strategy Evaluation -- Inexperienced Companies -- Experienced Companies -- SUMMARY -- REFERENCES -- Part VI Managerial Issues in Regional Markets -- Chapter 16 Perceived Attribute Importance in China: An Empirical Investigation of Consumption-Oriented Personal Values -- INTRODUCTION -- BACKGROUND -- THE CONCEPT OF PERCEIVED ATTRIBUTE IMPORTANCE -- HYPOTHESES -- METHODOLOGY -- The Research Instrument and Fielding Activities -- Analysis Procedures -- RESULTS AND DISCUSSION -- Comparison of Factor Analysis Results of the PAI -- Cluster Analysis Results of Shopping and Consumption Behavior -- Assessing the Predictive Power of the Four PAIs -- Limitation of the Study -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 17 The European Union: The Case of an Evolving Market -- REFERENCES -- Index -- About the Contributors.
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English
Weitere Ausg.:
ISBN 1-56720-263-2
Sprache:
Englisch
DOI:
10.5040/9798400657962
