business model
Give this one a try later!
a clearly stated outline of how the business intends to generate revenue
legal differences in global competition
Give this one a try later!
USA & UK= common law: tradition, customs, judicial interpretation
France & Germany= civil law: legal codes
Iran & Pakistan= theocratic law: based on religious principles
-tax havens and bribery
,balance of payments
Give this one a try later!
the sum of all payments one nation receives from other nations - the sum of
all payments it makes to other nations, over some period of time
seasonal unemployment
Give this one a try later!
predictable increases and decreases in the need for workers in industries
with seasonal fluctuations in customer demand
-ex: agriculture, leisure and entertainment, retailing, and accounting
services
fiscal policy
Give this one a try later!
use of gov't revenue collection and spending to influence the business
cycle
-changes in the gov'ts revenues and expenditures to stimulate a slow
economy or dampen a growing economy that is in danger of overheating
and causing inflation
export subsidies
,Give this one a try later!
a form of financial assistance in which producers receive enough money
from the gov't to allow them to lower their prices in order to compete more
effectively in the global market
economic environment
Give this one a try later!
the conditions and forces that affect the cost and availability of good,
services, labor and thereby shape the behavior of buyers and sellers
monetary policy
Give this one a try later!
gov't policy and actions taken by the Federal Reserve Board to regulate the
nation's money supply
-adjusting the money supply by increasing or decreasing the interest rates
consumer bill of rights (JFK)
Give this one a try later!
, -right to buy safe products- and to buy them safely
-right to be informed
-right to choose which product to buy
-right to be heard
transnational strategy
Give this one a try later!
a hybrid approach that attempts to reap the benefits of international scale
while being responsive to local market dynamics
import quotas
Give this one a try later!
limits placed on the quantity of imports a nation will allow for a specific
product
linking of risk and reward is important because
Give this one a try later!
businesses wouldn't have incentives to take risks without rewards and to
encourage smart and responsible decision making
Give this one a try later!
a clearly stated outline of how the business intends to generate revenue
legal differences in global competition
Give this one a try later!
USA & UK= common law: tradition, customs, judicial interpretation
France & Germany= civil law: legal codes
Iran & Pakistan= theocratic law: based on religious principles
-tax havens and bribery
,balance of payments
Give this one a try later!
the sum of all payments one nation receives from other nations - the sum of
all payments it makes to other nations, over some period of time
seasonal unemployment
Give this one a try later!
predictable increases and decreases in the need for workers in industries
with seasonal fluctuations in customer demand
-ex: agriculture, leisure and entertainment, retailing, and accounting
services
fiscal policy
Give this one a try later!
use of gov't revenue collection and spending to influence the business
cycle
-changes in the gov'ts revenues and expenditures to stimulate a slow
economy or dampen a growing economy that is in danger of overheating
and causing inflation
export subsidies
,Give this one a try later!
a form of financial assistance in which producers receive enough money
from the gov't to allow them to lower their prices in order to compete more
effectively in the global market
economic environment
Give this one a try later!
the conditions and forces that affect the cost and availability of good,
services, labor and thereby shape the behavior of buyers and sellers
monetary policy
Give this one a try later!
gov't policy and actions taken by the Federal Reserve Board to regulate the
nation's money supply
-adjusting the money supply by increasing or decreasing the interest rates
consumer bill of rights (JFK)
Give this one a try later!
, -right to buy safe products- and to buy them safely
-right to be informed
-right to choose which product to buy
-right to be heard
transnational strategy
Give this one a try later!
a hybrid approach that attempts to reap the benefits of international scale
while being responsive to local market dynamics
import quotas
Give this one a try later!
limits placed on the quantity of imports a nation will allow for a specific
product
linking of risk and reward is important because
Give this one a try later!
businesses wouldn't have incentives to take risks without rewards and to
encourage smart and responsible decision making
