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Module 1 - Introduction To Globalisation

This document discusses international business and globalization. It defines globalization as the integration of world economies through reduced barriers to trade, capital, technology, and labor movement. International business consists of exports, imports, and foreign direct investments. The document lists factors driving globalization like declining trade barriers and new technologies. Companies go international for sales expansion, resources, and risk reduction. However, globalization also faces criticisms like threats to sovereignty and income inequality.

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Module 1 - Introduction To Globalisation

This document discusses international business and globalization. It defines globalization as the integration of world economies through reduced barriers to trade, capital, technology, and labor movement. International business consists of exports, imports, and foreign direct investments. The document lists factors driving globalization like declining trade barriers and new technologies. Companies go international for sales expansion, resources, and risk reduction. However, globalization also faces criticisms like threats to sovereignty and income inequality.

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Introduction

Module 1

International Business

In this Session
 Why International Business
 Changing Economy and World
 Meaning of Globalisation & International
Business
 Why Companies go international
 Drivers of Globalisation
 Criticisms of Globalisation

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GDP PPP Share of Advanced


International Business

Economies Vs. Emerging + Developing


Economies
Emerging &
Developing Economies

Advanced
Economies

Source:
https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPSH@WEO/OEMDC/ADVEC/WEOWORLD
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Source:
https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/world-2050/assets/pwc-the-world-in-2050-full-report-feb-2017.pdf
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Source:
Dept. of Commerce, Govt of India – Annual Report 2018-19

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Source:
Dept. of Commerce, Govt of India – Annual Report 2018-19

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Dept. of Commerce, Govt of India – Annual Report 2018-19 16 R Sugant

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Globalisation
 Integration of world economies through the
reduction in barriers to the movement of
trade, capital, technology and people.
 The shift toward a more integrated and
interdependent world economy

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International Business

International Business
 All commercial transactions—including sales,
investments, and transportation—that take
place between two or more countries.
Primarily, they consist of
 Export & Import of products and services
 Foreign Direct Investment
o Manufacturing
o Services

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Criticisms of Globalisation
 Threats to national sovereignty
 Environmental stress
 Income inequality
 Job losses
 Tax evasion
 Power of MNCs over governments

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Why Companies go global?


 Sales expansion  Resource acquisition
 Opportunity for market  Gain new ideas about
diversification product, services and
 Serve customers that business methods
have relocated  Closer to supplier sources
 Earn higher margins  Risk reduction
 Confronting competition  Access to low cost
production
 Economies of scale
 Joint venture/ foreign
partner
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Factors responsible for increased
Globalisation
1. Declining trade and investment barriers
2. Increase in and expansion of technology
3. Development of services that support international
business
4. Growing consumer pressures
5. Increased global competition
6. Changing political situations
7. Expanded cross-national cooperation

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What factors should companies
consider?
 Political-legal factors
 Economic factors
 Cultural factors
 Entry strategy
 Market factors – Competition, customers
 Organisation structure & HR
 Logistics & SCM
 Financing
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International Business

To recap
 Why international business
 Meaning of globalisation & international
business
 Criticisms of globalization
 Why companies go international
 Drivers of globalization
 Factors companies should consider while
going global

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