International Business (Final JUA Project)
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This is the final project from the International Business group of New Hampton School's Junior Urban Adventure. To find out more about our urban experiential learning project please visit our blog at www.juniorurbanadventure.blogspot.com
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Gender can refer to various of ways in which cultures socialize males and females that construct them on a particular role that society deems them to play and in some countries kinship is passed to the men and the women is to be seen and not heard. (www.coursesmart.com)
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Some believes that their religion is better than the next take September, 2011 that showed that these people thought that there was the most important when they destroyed the world trade center. Intolerance is a problem through oppression of other groups but it also leads to outright violence (www.coursesmart.com).
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there are different kinds of food for everybody’s culture take rice and fish that is more common in tropical places like Indonesia and Thailand but New Orleans is famous for spicy shellfish but they both reflects the geographic limitations because of their locations as well of the history of the people. (www.coursesmart.com).
The importance of understanding cultural differences.
In some countries in the world it is culturally acceptable to use child labor. In other countries bribing government officials is seen as part of the normal course of a tendering process. While refusing to deal with these people will lose you the deal, your stance on human rights and corruption will enhance your reputation with other countries and benefit you more in the long run. (www.insidebusiness360.com)
www.sgiquarterly.org this site talks about different examples of cultural differences through people eyes that were dealing with different cultures.
Michael Saunders wrote:
WOW! Coca cola has had so many controversies and issues concerning culture, segregation, health, money etc... Just briefly looking it’s hard to believe they are still in business. I did see one key factor to why they are still going so strong though. They have DRIVE. Coca cola represents what a business can do if it bans together in times of crisis and doesn't give up, a willingness to see the problem analyze it from all angles and keep moving forward while correcting the problem keeps that company going. They definitely however need to be more knowledgeable of what is happening in their other worldly manufacturing facilities.
Aleathia Bowens wrote:
Our corporation, Coca-Cola is expanding its manufacturing business globally to Asia and Europe; therefore, I have been task with the assignment of researching cultural barriers that contribute to failures of new companies in Foreign Markets. As well, I will develop a plan to avoid these intercultural errors.
Cultural Barriers
Some cultural barriers in business success are as follows: Government sanctions, due to conflicts about government like human right conflicts and foreign business practices that occurred while the Pepsi cola company was in Myanmar (Htun, 2013). in Language is a cultural barrier in succ.
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1) The document discusses how cultural changes can impact marketers. Understanding differences in areas like values, symbols, colors, and family structures is important for success globally and locally.
2) Cultural trends that may affect marketing strategies include concern for the environment, time saving techniques, technology advancements, leisure activities, and self-actualization. Marketers can address these trends through practices like sustainable packaging, online shopping options, improved products, customer experience programs, and quality products.
3) Capturing customer information through new technologies allows customization, while globalization created by the internet reduces distances between businesses and consumers.
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This document discusses globalization and its relationship to international relations. It begins by defining globalization and how it interconnects cultures and economies on a global scale. Both advantages and disadvantages of globalization are then examined. Key advantages include increased GDP, reduced unemployment, and greater competition. Key disadvantages include uneven distribution of wealth between developed and developing countries. The document concludes by stating that while globalization faces obstacles, its positive effects will prevail if people and governments make cooperative efforts to address issues like poverty and migration.
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This document summarizes key topics from a session on globalization and geographies:
1. It reviews exercises on participatory learning and commodities.
2. It discusses the concepts of time-space compression, networks, and placelessness in the context of globalization.
3. It examines reasons for opposing globalization, including the influence of international organizations and neoliberal policies, and covers responses like social activism and participatory development.
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