Globalization
Global strategy
Initials
Various
100

What is globalization ?

Globalization is the increase in the flow of goods, services, capital, people, and ideas across international boundaries.

100

What are Emerging economies?

fast-growing developing economies.

100

What do the initials CAGE stand for?

  • Cultural

  • Administrative

  • Geographic

  • Economic

100

Who won the 1998 FIFA World Cup

France

200

What does International Business mean?

It involves buying, manufacturing, marketing, distributing, and selling products or services internationally. It also includes recruiting, managing, training, and working with people from different cultures, while navigating diverse regulations, business practices, and ensuring contracts and deals are honored across borders.

200

What is global strategy?

A global strategy is a strategy that a company develops to expand into the global market

200

What do the initials VUCA stand for?

• Volatile
• Uncertain
• Complex
• Ambiguous

200

Which British rock band released the iconic album Abbey Road in 1969?

The Beatles
300

4 ways globalization can increase economic growth?

- Wider Labor pool

- Job access

- Resource access

- Specialization

300

What is liability of foreignness?

Is the inherent disadvantage foreign firms experience in host countries because of their outsider status.

300

What do the initials PESTEL stand for?

  • Political

  • Economic

  • Social

  • Technological

  • Environmental

  • Legal

300

Which came first the chicken or the egg?

egg

400

4 effects of globalization on the environment?

Increased Transport of Goods

Economic Specialization

Decreased Biodiversity

Increased awareness


400

What is a global value chain?

A global value chain is a chain of geographically dispersed and coordinated activities involved in the production of a good or service and its supply and distribution activities.

400

Which aspect of the PESTEL analyze the regulatory risk?

LEGAL

400

This physicist developed the theory of relativity and won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921.

Albert Einstein

500

What is a peak, hill and valley?

(First) Peak: They generate innovations, they have the capacity to attract global talent and create new products and industries.

(Second) Hill: Places that manufacture the world's established goods. take it's calls and support it's innovation engines.

(Third) Valley: Places with little connection to the global economy and few immediate prospects.

500

Name at least two out of three factors that increase cultural distance between two countries

• Different languages, ethnicities, religions, social norms, and dispositions
• Lack of connective ethnic or social networks
• Lack of trust and mutual respect

500

Name at least four aspects from the letter C of CAGE


- Language

- Etnicity

- Religion

- Work systems

- Tradition

- Values


500

This famous artist is known for his works like "The Persistence of Memory," with melting clocks.

Salvador Dalí

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