threat of substitutes
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one of the five forces of industry competition where it limits profits and
reduce the bonanza an industry can reap in boom times.
social justice approach
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the approach to ethics that judges the appropriateness of a particular
action based on a equity, fairness, and the impartiality to the distribution of
rewards and costs among individuals and groups.
,multidomestic strategy
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the strategy of developing a business model that allows a company to
achieve maximum local responsiveness.
export-import activity
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step one for evolutionary development of global corporation
political factors
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the external factors of the remote invironment in which their direction and
stability are a major consideration for managers on formulating company
factors. The define legal and regulatory parameters within which firms must
operate.
foreign licensing and technology transfer
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, step two for evolutionary development of global corporation
multidomestic strategy disadvantage
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failure to transfer distinctive competencies to foreign markets
remote environment
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economic, social, political, technological, and ecological factors that
originate beyond, and usuall irrespective of, any single firms, operating
situation
difference principle
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a principle that states social and economic inequities must be addressed to
achieve a more equitable distribution of goods and services
trend in codes of ethics
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one of the five forces of industry competition where it limits profits and
reduce the bonanza an industry can reap in boom times.
social justice approach
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the approach to ethics that judges the appropriateness of a particular
action based on a equity, fairness, and the impartiality to the distribution of
rewards and costs among individuals and groups.
,multidomestic strategy
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the strategy of developing a business model that allows a company to
achieve maximum local responsiveness.
export-import activity
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step one for evolutionary development of global corporation
political factors
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the external factors of the remote invironment in which their direction and
stability are a major consideration for managers on formulating company
factors. The define legal and regulatory parameters within which firms must
operate.
foreign licensing and technology transfer
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, step two for evolutionary development of global corporation
multidomestic strategy disadvantage
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failure to transfer distinctive competencies to foreign markets
remote environment
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economic, social, political, technological, and ecological factors that
originate beyond, and usuall irrespective of, any single firms, operating
situation
difference principle
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a principle that states social and economic inequities must be addressed to
achieve a more equitable distribution of goods and services
trend in codes of ethics
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