International+Business+Book

1.**International Business**, Global trade, culture, finance, education, insurance, law, logistics, marketing, Geert Hofstede, WTO, Stephen Taylor. 2.International business is important because we use and eat stuff from other countries 3.it started between 1875-1925 1.they expand to other countries because the can get more business in other countries 2.they make money of the people who go and eat there but they can also have problems. 3.i did page 9 #1-2 1.the nafta elimanates taxes from the goods from the other countries like canada and mexico 2.the avantages are that stuff from other countries is cheaper than the ones from here. p13 #1-15 1.domestic business-internal or local dealing or transaction. 2.International business-International business is a term used to collectively describe topics relating to the operations of firms with interests in multiple countries. 3.global dependency-exist when items that consumers need and want are created in other countries 4.domestic business is business inside your own countrie and international business is business with other countries all over the world 5.international business is important because we use and eat stuff from other countries 6.IMB 7.they got involded inthe business because they have customer all over europe 8.inthernet made it easy to comunicate 9.They might spend more than they are selling. 10.they have the information in a lot of countries 11.in affected because if a problem occure we dont sole problems easily we usally start wars. 12.other factors are that every company is compering against other compines 13.The internet is a great soure because it easier to communicate across the world with in other people. 14. 15.An event from world history is when p15#1-3 1. 2.They went to creat a worldwide free trade eniroment 3.Japan did not allow foregin accounting frims to use their international names in advesting p17#1-2 1. Some are paper, wood pulp, and timber 2.They should conside possible effect on emplyess competors, and the eniroment Pg.20 1. Some are paper, wood pulp, and timber, 2. Their commercial merchandize is moslty fish but thet also have cod, haddock, herring, salmon, lobster, scallops, and halibut. 3. Pg.21 1. imports- products bhought from businesses in other countries. 2. exports- products sold in other contries 3. trade barries- restrictions that reduce free trade among countries. 4. culture- the accepted behaviors, customs, and values of a society or a system of learned, shared, unifying and interrelated beliefs, values and assumptions. 5. Geography, cultural and social factors. political and legal factors, and economic conditions. 6. The language, education, religion, values,customs, social realtionships 7. Type of economic system, educatuon level,types of industries, and technology. 8. Some skills are asking questions taking notes and doing reseaech. 9. a) it affects me because mu stuff might be damage. b) it affects me because there can be lay offs. c) as a citizen because if there is a problem it can develope to a war. 10. Some factors might be if they change goverments. 11. It can be affercted because if there is no money there is guna be less murchandize to order. 12. The cultural can be affected because not everyone beliefs the same things as others. 13. Politics can affect the exporting beacuse in countries there are diffrent laws. 14. They might start to get familiar with their culture and maybe even learn their language. 15. Geography can great international business opportunities beacuse 16. Well i think that citizen are very impotant because we are the ones that actually buy the merchandize from the businesses. Pg.22 1. A factor Mcdonalds had is that Mexico didn't have the right meat to sell. 2. It has affected the companies because of the language and since not everyone speaks the same language is difficult to communicate with them 3. The risk they take is that maybe the business doesn't develope as fast as others and it can close down. 4. Some actions that i suggest is that in every McDanolds they should have bilingual speakers. Pg.23 1. f 2. d 3. b 4. c 5. a 6. g 7. e __Think Critically__
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1.The limited resources available to satisfy the unlimited needs and wants of people. 2. The study of how people choose to use limited resources to satisfy their unlimited needs and wants. 3. The most attractive alternative given up when a choice is made. 4. Selecting what Groceries to buy is an economic choice. 5. Define the problem, Identify the alternatives, Evaluate the alternatives, Make a choice, Take action on the choice, Review the decision. 6. Every time a choice is made, something else is given up. 7. Have it for sale. Identify the alternatives, Evaluate the alternatives. 8. Beat their price and advertise the customers. Identify the alternatives, Evaluate the alternatives, take action on the choice. 9. Fix the problem to satisfy the customer. Identify the alternatives, Evaluate the alternatives. 10. This affects families to receive housing and food. 11. When applying to get a Credit card. 12. Mall, buy new cell, Get lambo doors. We talking about hundreths of dollars. 13. If you never risk you dont win. 14. Can do stocks, Graphs. 15. 200,000, and it would be two years.

__Think Critically__ 1. The relationship between the amount of a good or service that businesses are willing and able to make available and the price. 2. The number of film projectors available declined. 3. The point at which supply and demand cross. 4. An increase in the average prices of goods and services in a country. 5. when Companies get in sports and starts developing materials. 6. when demand exceeds supply, prices go up. 7. Cost push inflaton results in a higher price charged by a company. 8. Cost push inflation 9. Demand pull inflaton. 10. Demand pull inflation. 11. Cost push inflation. 12. When you buy a shirt then the next day its in sale. 13. Banking, Car financing, housing. Its all about dealing with the money. 14. There are 225 sweaters, and and will be sold at 70$. 15.United states, and huge government deficits weakened confidence in **....** United States historical inflation rate 1666–2004.