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Global Corporate Players
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Trade Agreements & Bodies
200

This European country remains the #1 destination for U.S. students, overall

What is Spain?

200

This term describes goods & services sold to foreign markets.

What are Exports?


200

This U.S. tech giant's cloud division (AWS) dominates global infrastructure-as-a-service, powering much of the internet's backend

What is Amazon?

200

In many Asian cultures, direct "no" is avoided to preserve this social value

What is harmony / saving face?

200

This Geneva-based org. oversees global trade rules & dispute settlement (still headquartered there in 2026)

What is the World Trade Organization?

400

This European country is home to one of the most famous financial districts. It is a top pick for finance students going abroad.

What is the United Kingdom (City of London / London)?

400

This force includes differences in political systems, legal traditions & economic development levels across borders

What are National Differences?

400

This Swiss-based food & beverage MNC operates over 2,000 brands worldwide (including Nescafé, KitKat & Purina) & has sharpened focus on four core categories like coffee & pet care for 2026 growth

What is Nestle?

400

In Brazil, arriving fashionably late to social events is acceptable, but this is expected in business settings

What is punctuality?

400

The 2020 successor to NAFTA, now facing its 2026 six-year joint review

What is USMCA? 

600

This East Asian country hosts a vibrant tech and business scene. It is a rising spot for business majors to study

What is South Korea?
600

This strategy involves adapting products slightly for local tastes while keeping core features (e.g., McDonald's menu variations)

What is Adaptation / Localization?

600

This South Korean company leads in memory chips & foundry services, key to global AI & smartphone supply chains

What is Samsung?

600

In Saudi Arabia or UAE business meetings, this non-verbal cue—crossing legs to show the sole of the foot—is highly offensive

What is showing the sole of your foot?

600

This cartel of oil producers paused output hikes into Q1 2026 due to seasonal demand

What is OPEC?

800

This European country excels in luxury brand, consulting, and global strategy education.


What is France?

800

This risk arises from potential changes in government policy, expropriation or civil unrest affecting foreign investments

What is Political Risk (Country Risk)?

800

This Japanese automaker pioneered lean production & just-in-time inventory, influencing global manufacturing via its keiretsu supplier network

What is Toyota?

800

In negotiations in high-context cultures like Japan, much meaning comes from this rather than explicit words

What is body language?

800

This 27-member bloc uses a single currency in 20 countries & influences trade standards worldwide

What is the European Union?

1000

This Asian financial powerhouse bridges East-West markets, offering unmatched exposure to global finance & startups.

What is Hong Kong?

1000

This strategic tool analyzes a nation's competitive advantage in global industries through four interconnected factors: firm strategy and rivalry, related and supporting industries, demand conditions, and factor conditions

What is Porter's Diamond (Diamond Model of Nat. Advantage)?

1000

This multi-national firm produces 1/3 of the world's natural diamonds. Lab-grown stones are threating their business.

What is De Beers?

1000

In India, business gifts should avoid this number or items in sets of that number, as it symbolizes bad luck

What is four? (Four sounds like "Death")

1000

This Asian regional organization, comprising 10 member states including Indonesia, Thailand, and Singapore, is a model for gradual regionalism amid diverse development levels and external pressures from major powers like China and the U.S.

What is ASEAN? (Association of Southeast Asian Nations)

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