INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS and STRATEGIES

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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS and STRATEGIES. Author: Toyin O. Olagoke MGT 618-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS December 19th, 2021..

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Domestic Business When a company's economic dealings take place entirely within the country's borders, it is considered to be domestic. The strategy adopted in the domestic business is referred to as “Domestic Strategy” International Business International business encompasses any business transaction that involves parties from more than one country. Characteristics include differences in currencies, legal systems, cultures , and resource availability.

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Differences between Domestic & Global Business. California Intercontinental University - Crunchbase School Profile & Alumni.

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Differences between Domestic & Global Business. California Intercontinental University - Crunchbase School Profile & Alumni.

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Steps in International Strategy Formation. California Intercontinental University - Crunchbase School Profile & Alumni.

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Multinational companies pursue localized business strategies tailored to the countries where they operate. Local-market business units operate as autonomous units, separate from the parent company within the parameters of overall corporate guidelines. They make autonomous investments and product-development decisions and pursue marketing and sales strategies that are indigenous to the cultures where they operate..

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* Companies using global strategies treat global markets as a huge domestic market. * They sell the same products using the same marketing strategies in all countries where they operate . * Most strategic product-development, investment and marketing decisions are centralized at world headquarters * Global companies generally delegate local-market decisions to local-market business units..

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* Transnational companies pursue hybrid domestic-global strategies. Centralized “control” is quite different from the “top-down” control typically found in international and global business strategies. * Transnational vertical control is about synchronizing the activities of specialized global business units to achieve a totally integrated global company..

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The international strategy is the domestic business strategy that's simply applied to global markets. All decisions are centrally made at a company's headquarters. Companies that employ the international strategy usually do not change their domestic business strategy to accommodate differences in global markets..

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Steel demand is sometimes elastic, which means that lowering the price might boost sales volume. Managers find it challenging to assess the benefits, costs, and dangers of operating in a foreign market since demand in overseas markets is influenced by a different set of characteristics than demand in home markets. US steel companies had a big boom in the international market, and invest more, and redrafted the entire resource allocation process, get the most value in all the investment..

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Strategic Objectives and Analysis Strategic Formulation Strategic Implementation Strategic Evaluation and Control Vision Mission Values Plans SWOY and PESTEL Anobsis Gather resources Training Allocate resource; Evaluation Correct•on.

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* Provides companies with the opportunity to gain new capacity and expertise . * Enables companies to enter related businesses or new geographic markets or gain access to modern technology. * Provides access to greater resources - including specialized staff and technology. * Sharing of risks and costs with partners.

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* Enables flexibility: a joint venture can have a limited life span and only cover part of what you do, thus limiting both your commitment and the business exposure. * Offers a creative way for companies to exit from non-core business. * Companies can gradually separate business from the rest of the organisation and eventually, sell it to another parent company. Roughly, 80% of all joint ventures end in a sale by one partner to another..

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* There will always be an u nequal distribution of work and resources * The objectives of the ventures are unclear * Unequally matched level of investment and expertise. US steel company does not use joint ventures as an international strategy because it has a restricted flexibility and requires a lot of research and planning..

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US steel company combining the best of both integrated and mini mill steel making will be an essential step for the company to create a more sustainable future for the customers, communities, and the company itself..

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Griffin, R. W., & Pustay , M. (2014). International Business (8th Edition). Pearson Education (US). https://online.vitalsource.com/books/9780 133506433 Spector, B. (2013). Implementing Organizational Change (3rd Edition). Pearson Education (US)..