Wealth
Business Environment
Globalization
Strategies and Forces in Global Markets
Global Acronyms
100

Revenue less Expense

Profit

100

Diversity and Demography

Social Environment

100

Imports > Exports

Trade Deficit or Unfavorable Balance of Trade

100

Quickest way to enter a new market

Licensing

100

EU

European Union

200

Bankers, customer and shareholders are examples of what?

Stakeholders

200

Taking care of employees and customers

Competitive Environment

200

Country should sell to other countries those products it produces most effectively and efficiently

Comparative Advantage

200

Riskiest strategy to enter a foreign market

Foreign Direct Investment
200

WTO

World Trade Organization

300

No risk, no ______ is a common refrain heard in the business world

Reward

300

Minimum taxes and regulation

Legal Environment
300

Can produce a specific product more efficiently than all other countries

Absolute advantage

300

The two groups hurt when the US institutes tariffs on China?

US Consumers, Chinese Businesses

300

NAFTA

North American Free Trade Agreement

400

Contracting with other companies to take over certain business functions

Outsourcing

400

Information Technology and databases

Technological Environment

400

Region of the world with the most potential consumers

Asia

400

use of government regulations to limit the import of goods and services

Trade protectionism

400

GATT

General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs

500

Sara Blakely, Oprah Winfrey and Debbie Fields are all female what?

Entrepreneurs

500
Name two characteristics of the global environment

Global Competition, Free Trade, Few tariffs

500

Selling products in a foreign market at below cost in order to drive out competition

Dumping

500

Two forces that multinational companies have to consider when doing business abroad

sociocultural forces, economic and financial forces, legal and regulatory forces, and physical and environmental forces

500

ASEAN

Association of Southeast Asian Nations

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