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Module 3, Part 7

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Comércio internacional I

Universidade do Novo México

4.6 (622 classificações) | 21K alunos inscritos

We live in a world of intensifying global relationships, one in which international business has become the key determinant of economic development and prosperity. This course, Global Business Environment, Part I, introduces students to a fundamental understanding of the socioeconomic political, cultural, and linguistic environment in which international businesses operate. This course utilizes an inquiry-based approach to understanding country level relationships in the Global Business Environment. It surveys the global business environment by asking and answering key questions about society, the global economy, cultures, institutions and languages. The questions we will ask are: 1. What is Globalization?, 2. Is Globalization New?, 3. How do Political and Social Institutions impact National Economic Development?, 4. What is the role of Culture?, 5. What are the Gains from Trade?6. Free Trade, Free-r Trade or Managed Trade?, 7. What are Foreign Currencies and how are Exchange Rates Determined?, 8. What does the Current Global Business Environment look like? This inquiry-based approach creates reflective opportunities for students to better understand the environment in which businesses operate. Lectures are delivered in an engaging manner, which encourages reflection and inquiry.

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Environmental Economics, Global Marketing, Trading, Market (Economics)

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BF

Jun 03, 2018

Loved seeing his screen with the data/websites it came from; absolute and comparative examples were very helpful along with understanding tariffs and impacts and trade agreements.

R

Jun 07, 2017

International scenario has been explained with examples in easy understandable language. Keep up the good work Very interesting and dynamic course. Good in site has been given .

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Week 3

How do Political and Social Institutions impact National Economic Development?

Module 3, Intro14:22

Module 3, Part 16:27

Module 3, Part 26:37

Module 3, Part 37:15

Module 3, Part 411:35

Module 3, Part 56:14

Module 3, Part 65:01

Module 3, Part 75:35

Ministrado por

Doug E Thomas, Ph.D.
Professor

Transcrição

Our seventh lecture on the third module on the economic development of nations.

We'll wrap it up with a little bit of explanation

as to why you should even care about this subject.

You know, most of us won't be working in the public sector where we'll have

the ability to may, maybe make a difference in any of these policies.

Most of us won't be presidents of nations.

But we all are citizens, and we have the chance to vote, and so

we should care, at a minimum, for that reason.

But, perhaps the larger question is,

how does this matter to international business?

As we talk about globalization and the global business environment,.

Why should we care about this question?

Why are some countries richer than others?

And that question is important for the following reason.

Which I will state very simply, but is probably much more complex.

Before I give you that, that answer, let me ask you a question.

Can you think for a minute of and I'm,

I'm speaking to you in English but there, many of you are from all over the world.

Can you give me three brands or

companies that you are familiar with from South Korea.

Maybe you are thinking of LG.

Samsung, Hyundai, Kia, I could keep going.

Right there, without thinking very much,

I came up with several companies that are from South Korea.

I'm going to give you another country.

Think about Haiti for a minute.

They recently experienced a horrible, devastating natural disaster.

Can you think of a successful brand or company from Haiti?

Or Afghanistan?

Or the Congo?

It's difficult.

Now that is not to criticize those countries,

its very unfortunate that that's the case.

But what we see is, is a very simple observation.

Successful countries, like South Korea, produce successful companies.

And the reverse is true.

Successful companies come from successful countries.

In other words,

if an economy develops, some of these factors or all these factors.

If they fight corruption and develop, the successful property rights systems

or have natural resources that they administer effectively.

If the private sector develops, successfully.

If the political system in whatever its form allows for

successful economic wealth creation.

All of those factors lead to an environment where companies or

private entities can develop that will grow and help the economy grow even more.

And the reverse of course, is true.

Let's look at this for a minute by looking at.

The list of the largest companies in the world.

And this is not the only way to look at this, I realize that.

But here is here is a a list of the Fortune Global 500.

Which is the 500 largest ter firms in the world, based on their sales or revenue.

And we see that on that list we have 132 companies from the Untied States,

we have 89 from a very rapidly growing China, and

the other countries on this list including South Korea Japan or

countries that we saw at the top of our list of wealthiest nations in the world.

We don't see any countries listed here that aren't very well off.

If we go into this further we can see, we can filter this and

look at which countries are represented even with one

with one company and we see that there is some diversity.

We see in many of our growing economies, like Brazil and

Mexico, represented on this list and so, there does seem to be some

correlation between an economy getting its wheels turning and

becoming successful growing and developing companies.

And so we want to emphasize that when we look at

the global economy because from, from an international business perspective,

we're looking at cross-border trade and cross-border investment and

we want to help if you're working for a multinational company or a local company.

You want to help that company grow, perhaps cross borders.

And you will see that generally many of that, much of that economic growth

on the part of companies will, be, a benefit to the home country,

hopefully the host country and also will be facilitated by the successful

infrastructure that the home and host countries provide.

And so, therefore, the reason you should care about this, or the so what, is that

we've been talking about economic wealth development because we want to understand

how to develop successful international businesses in this internationally

globalizing business environment that we, all live and operate in.

So that's the end of Module 3.

I hope that you've gained a better understanding

of the economic development of nations.

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