Standard-cycle
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-Gain market power (reduce industry overcapacity)
-Gain access to complementary resources
-Establish better economies of scale
-Overcome trade barriers
-Meet competitive challenges from other competitors
-Pool resources for very large capital projects
-Learn new business techniques
Explain different risks associated with international environment.
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, 1. Political risks: denote the probability of disruption of the operations of
multinational enterprises by political forces or events whether they occur in
host countries, home country, or result from changes in the international
environment.
i. Global military engagements
ii. Unknown outcomes of the Arab Spring
iii. Political instability in Middle East
iv. Northeast Asia security instability.
2. Economic risks: fundamental weaknesses in a country or region's
economy with the potential to cause adverse effects on firms' efforts to
successfully implement their international strategies.
i. Debt of various countries
ii. Challenges for China in implementing the Word Trade Organization
agreements
iii. Uncertain prices for critical commodities
iv. Increased trend of counterfeit products and the lack of global policing
of these products
v. Failure of countries to pay debt obligations and the devaluation of their
currencies during a global crisis
Identify the risks involved in cooperative strategies
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Risks include those of relying on unique, firm-specific cultures and
practices as the foundation for designing next generation products in an
acceptable time period and producing those products at acceptable costs.
Slow-cycle
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-Gain market power (reduce industry overcapacity)
-Gain access to complementary resources
-Establish better economies of scale
-Overcome trade barriers
-Meet competitive challenges from other competitors
-Pool resources for very large capital projects
-Learn new business techniques
Explain different risks associated with international environment.
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, 1. Political risks: denote the probability of disruption of the operations of
multinational enterprises by political forces or events whether they occur in
host countries, home country, or result from changes in the international
environment.
i. Global military engagements
ii. Unknown outcomes of the Arab Spring
iii. Political instability in Middle East
iv. Northeast Asia security instability.
2. Economic risks: fundamental weaknesses in a country or region's
economy with the potential to cause adverse effects on firms' efforts to
successfully implement their international strategies.
i. Debt of various countries
ii. Challenges for China in implementing the Word Trade Organization
agreements
iii. Uncertain prices for critical commodities
iv. Increased trend of counterfeit products and the lack of global policing
of these products
v. Failure of countries to pay debt obligations and the devaluation of their
currencies during a global crisis
Identify the risks involved in cooperative strategies
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Risks include those of relying on unique, firm-specific cultures and
practices as the foundation for designing next generation products in an
acceptable time period and producing those products at acceptable costs.
Slow-cycle
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