International Business Defined
History of Canadian Trade
Globalization
Interdependence
How international business helps & hurts Canadians
100
Manufacturing and/or sale of goods and/or services to satisfy the wants and needs of consumers to make a profit.
What is a business?
100
Who were Canada's first trading partners?
What is the French and the British?
100
A process whereby national or regional economies and cultures have become integrated through new global communication technologies, foreign direct investment, international trade, migration, new forms of transportation, and the flow of money.
What is globalization?
100
Industry involved with the extraction and initial processing of raw materials such as agriculture and fishing.
What is a primary industry?
200
An exchange of things of value
What is a transaction?
200
A tax most countries place on foreign imports to increase their price and make the price of domestic goods competitive.
What is a duty or tariff?
200
Globalization, as it is defined today, began after _______________, with the establishment of the _____________and the fostering of trade relations between countries.
What is World War II and the United Nations?
200
This industry is made up of primary manufacturing and secondary manufacturing.
What are secondary industries?
200
International business hurts Canadians _______________________ and ______________________
What is culturally and economically?
300
A business that makes most of its transactions within the borders of the country in which it is based. Today it is difficult to be this type of business in Canada as we rely heavily on imports for much of our machinery and products. Part 2. The market where all of your customers live in the country where your business operates.
What is a domestic business and what is domestic market?
300
The first settlers in Canada were _____________, and they brought _____________ goods and services to Canada.
What is Europe?
300
New Technology and Communications means ____, ____,____, can now occur in real time using the Internet or cellular communication devices.
What is foreign deals, contracts, invoices, shipping manifests, product inquiries, financial transfers, and other business activities?
300
A factory operated from a country outside of a host country. Canada is considered to have this because many of the major manufacturing and retail firms in Canada are owned by businesses outside of Canada.
What is a branch plant/economy?
300
U.S culture is so dominant in Canada because of these two reasons.
What is 90% of Canadians live less than 160 km from the U.S/Canadian border and the U.S has a huge entertainmet industry that produces big budget movies and T.V. programs and distributes them through a chain of theatres and T.V. programs to Canadian consumers?
400
The economic system of transactions conducted between businesses located in different countries. This term is also used to refer to a specific company or corporation that conducts business between countries. Part 2: The market that consists of all the customers in a country other than your own.
What is international business and what is a foreign market?
400
The __________ became a manufacturing center sooner than Canada, and relied upon our natural resources for their factories.
What is the U.S?
400
The marketplace is becoming increasingly global. How has this affected consumer demand.
What is consumers demand a wide variety of products, as well as low prices and high quality. These demands can only be met by developing foreign markets where labour costs are low. The Internet connects consumers to businesses all over the world, so local businesses now must compete on an international trade?
400
This industry does not make anything or extract anything from the earth, but provides necessary services to other businesses and consumers. This industry adds the final value to the product by making it available to the consumer.
What is a tertiary industry?
400
The four ways that international business helps Canadians is...
What are variety of products, new markets, more jobs, foreign investment, and new processes and technologies?
500
The fives ways for a business to be considered an international business would be??
What is own a retail or distribution outlet in another country, own a manufacturing plant in another country, export to businesses in another country, import from businesses in another country, and invest in businesses in another country?
500
High-quality, low-priced goods became a feature of _______________economies after the Second World War, and the Canadian retailers began to import _____________ goods at this time.
What is Asia?
500
New technology such as foreign deals and contracts that can now occur in real time using the Internet or cellular communication devices. Socio-political issues such as the global demand for goods and services that are growing rapidly as countries such as India and China develop their economy
What are the changes that have taken place within the past few decades that have increased the pace of globalization dramatically?
500
Forever 21, H &M-Mrs Duarte's favourite stores are retailers that are.... McDonald's and Subway are ..... Molson and Stelco are examples of....
What are popular Canadian retailers that are foreign owned, major foreign-owned businesses in Canada and recent foreign takeovers of Canadian businesses?
500
Foreign companies having foreign loyalties, lack of research and development, reduced exports, revenues leaving Canada to pay head office costs and government destabilization are the five problems associated with...
What is foreign ownership of Canadians businesses?
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