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The document discusses several aspects of the international legal environment that affect international marketing and business operations. It describes the different types of legal environments - domestic, foreign, and international - that companies must consider. Laws regulating imports, exports, intellectual property rights, foreign investment, antitrust, and dispute settlement can vary significantly between countries and present challenges for multinational businesses. Firms must ensure they understand and comply with the legal requirements in all countries they operate within.
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Legal, Regulatory,
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property through patents is crucial to the survival of
a company. A patent gives an organization such as
Microsoft a temporary monopoly over a new technol-
ogy. Patents are intended to reward firms for the risks
they take in developing new products. They not only
allow the firms to recoup their investment but also
give them the chance to earn a significant profit. This
prompts technology firms to constantly innovate and
stay ahead of the competition by patenting new items.
Companies will often file lawsuits seeking dam-
ages from those they believe violated their intellectual
property rights. One well-publicized case occurred
between two titans of the cell phone industry, Apple
and Samsung. After Apple introduced its iconic iPhone,
Samsung came out with its own smartphone called
Galaxy S. Apple filed a lawsuit against Samsung, accus-
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components of the iPhone, including the rectangular
shape; the black color of the phone; the tap to zoom,
the flip to rotate, the slide to scroll features; and so
on. It also claimed that Samsung copied features of its
iPad product.
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these components had already been patented by
Samsung; thus, Samsung—and not Apple—held the
intellectual property rights. The lawsuit soon snow-
balled, with suits being filed in the United States, South
Korea, Germany, Japan, and other areas. Many of these
countries came to different conclusions. For instance,
the United States found Samsung guilty of intellectual
property violations and ordered Samsung to pay Apple
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South Korea determined that Apple violated two
of Samsung’s patents, while Samsung violated one
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Methods of Entry Into Foreign Markets
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Methods of Entry Into
Foreign Markets
Entering A New Market
Indirect Exporting
Active Exporting
Production Abroad
Other Issues
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Entering a New Market
Determining the appropriate method to enter a new market depends on several factors:
Size and growth of the market
Potential market share of the exporter
Type of product and marketing strategy of the exporter
Willingness of the exporter to get involved
Characteristics of the importing country
Time horizon considered
Entering a New Market
The company must decide whether market factors favor
Manufacturing abroad
Manufacturing at home
Active Exporting
Indirect Exporting
Entering a New Market
Active Exporting
Exporter actively participates in finding potential markets abroad.
Best option for large firms or firms with international experience.
Indirect Exporting
Exporter does not seek export sales.
Allows manufacturer to concentrate on domestic market and leave exporting to the experts.
Indirect Exporting
Export Trading Companies
Export Management Corporations
Piggy Backing
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Export Trading
Company
An Export Trading Company [ETC] is a firm with offices in multiple countries that purchases goods in one country and resells them in another.
For the “exporter” selling to the ETC, as well as for the “importer” buying from the ETC, the transactions are domestic transactions, even though the goods eventually travel internationally.
Historically, the first ETCs were created in Britain, France, and the Netherlands to facilitate trade with India and Indochina. They were then created in Spain and Portugal for trade in South America. Following World War II, ETCs became popular in Japan as the country began to trade with the outside world. Today, they are almost exclusively Japanese: Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Marubeni, Itochu, etc.
Export Trading Company
ETC
in Country A
ETC
in Country B
Country A
Country B
Firm 1
Firm 2
ETC
Export Management
Corporation
An Export Management Corporation [EMC] is normally located in the exporting country.
The EMC acts as a representative for the exporter abroad, but never takes title to the goods; it acts as a facilitator helping the exporter find buyers and earns a commission on the sale.
A sale through an EMC requires more exporter involvement; it has to ship the goods, invoice the importer, carry the risk of non-payment and has to manage parts of the transaction.
Export Management Corporation
Exporter
Importer
EMC
Exporting Country
Pays a
commission
Sells
Payment
Importing Country
Goods
Piggy Backing
Piggy-backing refers to the possibility of a small firm piggy-backing on another firm’s efforts to enter a foreign market.
For example:
A firm’s custom ...
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1. The document discusses various topics related to international business including what international business is, types of international businesses, reasons for growth in international business, and challenges.
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International business involves economic transactions that cross national borders. It includes trade of goods and services between individuals, companies, and organizations located in different countries. The main types of international business are export/import trade and foreign direct investment through wholly owned subsidiaries and joint ventures. International business transactions aim to satisfy objectives of participating entities and involve exchange of goods, services, capital, technology and knowledge across borders. Conducting business internationally presents unique opportunities but also challenges due to differing political, economic, legal and cultural environments between countries.
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International marketing management
- 1. The international legal environment International Marketing Management
- 2. THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT Here we see how countries’ varying laws and interpretation effect imports , exports and marketing mix. There are multiplicity in legal environment: Domestic Foreign International If laws are no handled properly they can prohibit the marketing of the product altogether. To most businessmen, laws acts as an inconvinience.
- 3. There are number of products which cannot be legally imported to another country such counterfeit materials , illicit drugs etc. Even fresh fruits cannot be imported to some countries unless the required certificates are provided from medical authorities. The legal environment can change any companies’ production strategies. Every country has its own legal bindings on imports and as well as foreign investors . The problem arises only for those companies which do business in many countries and can have contradictory actions.
- 4. LEGAL FORMS OF ORGANIZATION Every country has its own legal forms organization to deal with business. Firms doing business in UK has three forms of organization: British branch Limited company Corporation India also follows almost similar organization to deal with business firms.
- 5. International Law Intellectual property Rights (IPRs) The intellectual property includes human rights , human intellect and hence the title “intellectual property” it include patent , copy right, and industrial designs. Copy rights relates to the creator of literacy, scientific, and artistic works. Patents are exclusives rights for inventors. Industrial designs are original or aesthetic creation determining the appearance of industrial products. These three rights are available only for limited durations.
- 6. Counterfeiting once the business firm has acquired patent and copy rights it should stop counterfeiting of its products This happen mostly for popular brands Both government and business firms should take steps to stop piracy and grey market practices.
- 7. Grey market Under some circumstances , legitimate goods will enter the through unauthorized channels. Such goods are knwn as grey market goods. For example: if the value of the dollars is higher against the German mark, it might make sense to buy German cars directly from German sellers rather than authorized American distributors.
- 8. Foreign investment , equity , expropriation Development of international business has lead to the brake of geographical barriers. Countries are therefore entering into treaties which they feel will enhance business growth. The double taxation avoidance agreement are a step in this direction.
- 9. International antitrust As business and corporate transactions become increasingly international ,the trend towards globalization has created implications for various aspects of antitrust law . Guiding mergers or joint ventures-even though they appear predominantly US centric may require to fill many in jurisdiction. Business face a growing challenges navigating antitrust and competition laws around world.
- 10. Dispute settlement Dispute settlement refers to the process in which any trade dispute among WTO members in the WTO following a specific set of rules and procedures. Dispute arises when one member government believes that another member government has violated any agreement that it has made in WTO. Dispute settlement is done through dispute settlement body (DSB) which has certain panels to make sure member governments are following the obligations of WTO.