International Business Communication Introduction
Description:
Complexities confronting U.S. firms and their management in international environments. Emphasizes functional and planning areas, including organization, market research, and financial analysis.Course Content:
- Globalization and International Business
- The Cultural Environments Facing Business
- The Political and Legal Environments Facing Business
- The Economic Environment Facing Business
- Globalization and Society
- International Trade and Factor-Mobility Theory
- Governmental Influence on Trade
- Cross-National Cooperation and Agreements
- Global Foreign-Exchange Markets
- The Determination of Exchange Rates
- The Strategy of International Business
- Country Evaluation and Selection
- Export and Import Strategies
- Direct Investment and Collaborative Strategies
- The Organization of International Business
- Marketing Globally
- Global Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management
- International Accounting Issues
- The Multinational Finance Function
- Human Resource Management
Online Courses:
Course materials are accessed online, and all assignments must be submitted online. Optional course readings may be available but do not include the self-check assignments or graded assignments.You might also like
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