International Business 16th Edition Daniels Test Bank

International Business 16th Edition Daniels Test Bank

Product details:

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9780134200057
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0134200057
• Author: John D. Daniels

Balancing authoritative theory and meaningful practice, International Business engages readers on the subject of conducting business in international markets. The authors’ descriptions and ideas of international business are enhanced with contemporary examples, scenarios, and cases that help readers effectively apply what they’ve learned. Now in its 16th Edition, International Businessremains one of the best-selling and most authoritative international business texts available. As rigorous and practical as ever, this edition remains current through updated author-¿written cases, including seven entirely new cases, streamlined writing, and expanded coverage of relevant global changes.

Table contents:

1. Part One Background for International Business
2. Chapter 1 Globalization and International Business
3. Objectives
4. Introduction
5. Why Study About Globalization, IB, and their Relationship?
6. How Does IB Fit In?
7. The Relation to Globalization
8. The Study of IB
9. Understanding the Environment/Operations Relationship
10. Making Nonbusiness Decisions
11. The Forces Driving Globalization and IB
12. Factors in Increased Globalization
13. Rise in and Application of Technology
14. Advances in Communications and Transportation
15. Liberalization of Cross-Border Trade and Resource Movements
16. Services that Support IB
17. Growth in Consumer Pressures
18. Increase in Global Competition
19. Changes in Political Situations and Government Policies
20. Expansion of Cross-National Cooperation
21. Gain Reciprocal Advantages
22. Multinational Problem Solving
23. Areas Outside National Territories
24. The Criticisms of Globalization
25. Threats to National Sovereignty
26. The Question of Local Objectives and Policies
27. The Question of Small Economies’ Overdependence
28. The Question of Cultural Homogeneity
29. Environmental Stress
30. The Argument for Global Growth and Global Cooperation
31. Growing Income Inequality and Personal Stress
32. Income Inequality
33. Personal Stress
34. Why Companies Engage in IB
35. Sales Expansion
36. Resource Acquisition
37. Risk Reduction
38. IB Operating Modes
39. Merchandise Exports and Imports
40. Service Exports and Imports
41. Tourism and Transportation
42. Service Performance
43. Asset Use
44. Investments
45. Direct Investment
46. Portfolio Investment
47. Types of International Organizations
48. Multinational Enterprise
49. Does Size Matter?
50. Why do Companies’ External Environments Affect How they May Best Operate Abroad?
51. Physical Factors
52. Geographic Influences
53. Demographic Influences
54. Institutional Factors
55. Political Policies
56. Legal Policies
57. Behavioral Factors
58. Economic Forces
59. The Competitive Environment
60. Competitive Product Strategy
61. Company Resources and Experience
62. Competitors Faced in Each Market
63. Endnotes

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