Global Business
The focus of this topic is to examine the
implications of globalisation on business structure, functions and management.
Outcomes:
The student:
H1.1 explains the impact of the
global business environment on business role and structure
H1.2 critically analyses the role
of business in Australia
H2.1 describes and analyses
business functions and operations and their impact on business success
H2.2 evaluates processes and
operations in global business
H3.2 evaluates the effectiveness
of management in the organisation and operations of business and its
responsiveness to change
H3.3 analyses the impact of
management decision-making on stakeholders
H4.1 critically analyses the
social and ethical responsibilities of management
H4.2 evaluates management
strategies in response to internal and external factors
H5.1 selects, organises and
evaluates information and sources for usefulness and reliability
H5.2 plans and conducts an
investigation into business to present the findings in an appropriate business
format
H5.3 communicates business
information, ideas and issues, using relevant business terminology and concepts
in appropriate forms
Chapters:
Terminology:
Chapter 19:
Globalisation
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Global economy
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Globalisation
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Globalisation of
markets
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Globalisation of
production
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Merchandise exports
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Transnational
corporation
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Tariff
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APEC
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Deregulation
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FDI
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Flow of FDI
Chapter 20: Global
business strategy
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Exporting
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Indirect exporting
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Direct exporting
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Trading company
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Intracorporate
exporting
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Greenfield strategy
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Acquisition
strategy
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Joint venture
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Relocation of
production
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Management contract
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Licensing
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Franchising
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Diversification
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Economies of scale
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Regulations
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Tax holiday
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Tax haven
Chapter 21: Specific
influences on global business
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Foreign exchange
market
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Foreign exchange
rate
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depreciation
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Political risk
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Protectionism
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World trade
organisation
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Trade agreement
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Economic
community/trading bloc
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Regional economic
integration
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Legal system
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Bureaucratic law
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Contract
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Common law
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Civil law
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Mediation
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Arbitration
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Intellectual
property
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Patent
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Trademark
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Copyright
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Social and cultural
characteristics
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Ethnocentricity
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Non-verbal
communication
Chapter 22: Managing
global business
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Payment in advance
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Letter of credit
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Clean payment
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Bill of exchange
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Open credit
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Spot exchange rate
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Hedging
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Derivatives
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Forward exchange
contract
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Option
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Currency swap
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Eurocurrency
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Global branding
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Standardised
approach
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Differentiated
approach
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Sourcing decisions
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Outsourcing
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Vertical
integration
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Global web
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Staffing
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Expatriate
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Staffing system
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Ethnocentric
approach
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Polycentric
approach
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Geocentric approach
Chapter 23:
Management responsibility in a global environment
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Triple bottom line
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Tax haven
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Transfer pricing
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Labour standards
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