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  • Jennie Rose Carpo
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    refers to the economic condition that there is an increase in international exchange including trade in goods and services as well as exchange of money information and ideas

    globalization

  • 2

    he concluded that there are four broad attributes of nation that individually and a system constitute what is termed _____________ and is 4 years study concluding web this attributes collectively determine the playing field that reach nation establishes for its industries

    Michael Porter the diamond of national advantage

  • 3

    porters determinants of national competitive advantage

    factor endowments/condition demand conditions related and supporting industries firm strategy structure and rivalry

  • 4

    the mixed up resources a country has four economic activity the factors of production include not only labor capital and natural resources but also factors that can be created

    factor endowments/condition

  • 5

    factor conditions basic factors: advanced factors:

    natural resources : natural resources mineral resource oil resources water resources human resources and research capabilities : wind and solar energy natural gas resources land resources animal resources

  • 6

    recreate the demands that consumers plays on an industry for goods and services consumers who demand highly specific sophisticated products and services force firms to be more innovative to meet such demand

    demand condition

  • 7

    enable frames the more effectively manage inputs for example countries with the strong supplier based benefit for adding efficiency in downstream activities . that is because a competitive supplier based helps a firm obtain inputs using its effective timely methods it contributes to introducing manufacturing cost

    related and supporting industries

  • 8

    firms develop ______ and _____ to compete with other firms in the same country that are trying to capture the same customer market. ______is party coloring in missions with strong consumer development conditions is strong supplier bases and high new and potential from related industries - provide a strongman for reference to innovative find new resources of competitive advantage

    firm strategies , structured, and rivalry

  • 9

    potential benefits of international expansion includes

    increase market size take advantage of arbitrage opportunities extend a products life cycle optimize the location of every value chain activities explore reverse innovation

  • 10

    the last item optimize the location of every activity in value chain-- three strategic advantage

    performance and enhancement cost reduction risk reduction

  • 11

    decision to locate a corporate in order to draw a point super technical and professional talent

    performance enhancement

  • 12

    emphasis on where to source of raw materials of many multinational companies

    cost reductions

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    firms can cope with such risk by spreading high cost elements of their manufacturing operations across a few carefully chosen around the world such decision can help lower the overall risk profile of a frame with regard to currency economic and political risk manufacturing activities of short

    risk reduction

  • 14

    three main types of risk

    political and economic risk currency risk management risk

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    country is vary significantly and their level of political riskm. such risk can lead to such problems as the destruction of property social and rest military termiola demonstration violent conflict and the realism non-payment of goods and services and the appropriation of a firm's assets in a country and employment of laws associated with the protection of property rights addresses a key trust to global trade counterfeiting

    political and economic risk

  • 16

    ____ fluctuation can post substantial risk. a company with operation in several countries must constantly monitored exchange rate between its own currency and that of the host company

    currency risk

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    may be considered the challenges and risk that managers face when they must response to the inevitable difference that they encounter in foreign markets this take a variety of forms : culture language income levels customer preference distribution system and so on

    management risk

  • 18

    two of the emerging trends and international business

    outsourcing and offshoring

  • 19

    occurs when a firm decides to utilize other firms to perform value creating activity that were previously perform in house

    outsourcing

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    takes place when a frame desire to shift an activity that they were previously performing in a domestic location to a foreign location

    offshoring

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    which is indicative of the extent to which outsourcing and offshoring have become part of global commerce and new trend that overcomes some of the potential challenges associated with offshoring :outsourcing tech services to low cost relationships

    global delivery approach

  • 22

    diverging global supply chains and outsourcing non-core can help reduce production and labor cost companies may source raw materials components or services from countries with comparative advantages in terms of cost or expertise

    global sourcing and outsourcing

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    consumer preference cultural norms and buying behavior vary significantly a class countries and regions firms need to adopt their product services and marketing strategies that resonate with local taste values and customs to gain acceptance and trust in diverse markets

    cultural differences

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    is usually the phrase approach most business take with global expansion sporting are importing goods and services while maintaining ahead office or offices in their home country is a process of strategizing business expansion in the globe market. it involves the business plan and detail on how the business will spread overseas

    international strategy

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    types of international strategies

    multidomestic strategy global strategy transnational strategy

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    afirm using a ______ does not focus on cost of efficiency but emphasizes responsiveness to local requirements within each of its markets

    multidomestic strategy

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    a firm using _____ sacrifice responsiveness to local requirements within each of its markets in favor of emphasizing lower cost and better efficiency this strategy is the complete opposite of multi domestic strategy

    global strategy

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    a firm using ____ middle ground between a multi domestic strategy and of global strategies such a firm tries to balance necessary for lower cost and efficiency with the need to adjust the local preference within various countries

    transnational strategy

  • 29

    a firm has many options available to it when it decide to expand into international markets by variety of modes of foreign country that include

    exporting licensing franchising strategy alliance and joint ventures wholly owned subsidiaries

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    consists of reducing goods and one country and selling them in another this modes enables a frame to invest the least amount of resources in terms of product its organization and its overall corporate strategy

    exporting

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    exporting has both advantage and disadvantage

    its advantage or that it is a low cost parties way to enter foreign markets and it may provide frame with local resolution tours who can help them benefit from their valuable expertise and knowledge of local markets

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    there are also some disadvantages associated with exporting

    sporting frame has little control over how their products are marketed or sold in the foreign market

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    are both business agreements in which certain product aspect are shared in exchange for a fee

    licensing and franchising

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    agreement pertains to a business enterprise and operations

    franchising

  • 35

    agreement only applies to rate of trademarks

    licensing

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    franchising typically work best for _______ while licensing are more conductive to ______

    service-based business product-based business

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    t-f are both licensing and franchising are both forms of contractual arrangements franchise contracts typically broader range of factor in an operation and have a longer period during which the argument is in effect franchising has advantage of limiting the priest exposure that a firm has in obvious markets while expanding the revenue based of the parent company

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    refers ti the business arrangement between two or more parties in which the parties come together to pool their sources with the main motive of completing the specific task.

    joint ventures

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    refers the business arrangement between the two or more parties to meet the particular shop by remaining meant that

    strategic alliance

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    trf joint ventures and strategic alliance have become increasingly popular way for firms to enter and succeed in marine markets in recent years these two forms of partnership differ in that joint ventures entail the creation of the third party legal entity whereas strategy alliance do not . in an addition strategy focus on initiative that are smaller in scope than joint ventures

    r

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    a situation in which a company national company owns 100% of the stock in the venture

    wholly owned subsidiaries

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    there are two means by which a firm can establish a wholly owned subsidiaries

    accusation of an existing company are developing a total new cooperation termed a "greenfield venture"

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    trf wholly owned subsidiary are most appropriate when a firm could ready has the appropriate knowledge and capabilities that can be readily leverage to multiple locations

    t

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    trf while assuring the most controlled fully own subterior supposed to arte typical the most expensive and risky of the various mode of entry. unlike strategic alliance and joint ventures the risk is bome by the corporation. the risk associate with doing business and account new countries such as political cultural and legal neurons may be mitigated by hiring local talent

    t

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    process where the entrepreneurs interpret explore and evaluate their plans ideas and policies in systematic manner in order to achieve their aim goals

    entrepreneurial strategy

  • 46

    new value can be created in many different context

    start ventures major corporation family owned business non-profit organizations establisher institution

  • 47

    refers to the creation of new value by an existing organization on new ventures that involves the assumption of risk

    entrepreneurial venture

  • 48

    3 factors

    entrepreneurial opportunities entrepreneurial resources entrepreneurial Leadership

  • 49

    opportunities come from the past work experience having hobbies chance encounters

    entrepreneurial opportunities

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    process involves two phrases of entrepreneurial opportunities

    opportunity discovery opportunity evaluation

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    may occur unintentionally because the discovery of opportunity is open spontaneous and unexpected are the result of the deliberate search for new venture opportunities or creative solution to problems

    opportunity discovery

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    involves evaluating an opportunity to determine where it is the strong enough to be a developing it on your venture involves feasibility analysis to assess cost and benefits

    opportunity evaluation

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    for an opportunity to be viable it must have four quality

    attractive achievable durable value creating

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    there must be market demand for the product or service

    attractive

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    must be practical and physically possible

    durable

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    must be attractive long enough for the development and deployment to be successful

    durable

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    benefits must surpass the cause of development by a profitable margin

    value creating

  • 58

    essential elements of successful entrepreneurial launch most important resources is usually ____

    resources money

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    resource requirements of entrepreneurial firms

    financial resources human capital social capital government resources

  • 60

    start help firms need financing levels of available financing is often a strong determinant of how the business is launched and its success

    financial resources

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    bankers , venture capitalist and an investors that invested in startup firms and small businesses agree the most important assets and entrepreneurial print can have as the strong and skills

    human capital

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    new countries founded by entrepreneurs with instensive social control without social

    social capital

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    important resources for many young and small businesses it provides support for entrepreneurs into key areas financing and the government contracting

    government resources

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    it involves courage believes in one's conviction and the energy to work hard under difficult circumstances

    entrepreneurial Leadership

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    three entrepreneurial leadership characteristics

    vision dedication and drive commitment excellence

  • 66

    examples of 10 management lesson

    it's all about perseverance understand the value of membership client communication is the key capitalization is crucial communicating and wavering honesty or integrity stay on top of the curve take ownership in your client success never stop marketing

  • 67

    best strategy for the enterprise will be determined to some extant by

    available opportunity, sufficient resources and skill and dedicated entrepreneurial team others condition in the business

  • 68

    describe several approaches that firms may attack to get an initial foothold in industry

    entry strategy or entry wedge

  • 69

    firm with radical new product or highly innovative service may engage in creating new ways to solve all problems are meeting customers needs

    pioneering new entry

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    potential pit falls of a pioneering new entry

    customer may not accept the new product or services competitors may quickly to imitate it sustaining an advantage may require heavy expenses and advertising or protecting intellectual property

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    use when products are services that have been successful in one market niche

    imitative new entry

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    major pitfall of imitative new entry

    it may be difficult to ever build a sustainable competitive advantage

  • 73

    is a type of imitation strategy that often works very well because outcomes value reliable products that they can trust

    franchising

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    new entrance are somewhere between pure imitation or pure pioneering they offer a product or services that is somewhat new and sufficiently different to create new value for customer and capture a market share

    adaptive new entry

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    pitfalls of adaptive new entry

    the value proposition may not be perceived as unique close competitors that copy the new frames adaptation as a way to hold on to his customers once the attractive entrant achieved initial success the challenge is to keep the idea fresh

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    i represented to illustrate how companies that venture into market spaces where there is little or no competition

    blue ocean strategy

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    will perform those that limit growth to incremental improvements in competitive crowded industries

    red ocean

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    companies that identify and pursue blue ocean strategy

    create and contested maker space make the competition irrelevant create and capture new demand break the value /cost trade off pursue differentiation and low cost simultaneously

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    generic strategy

    overall low cost differentiate focus

  • 80

    entrepreneurial firms achieve success by doing more with less by holding down cost and making more efficient use of resources than larger competitors new venture can open over lower prices and still be profitable

    Overall low cost

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    attempting to do something different either by using technology

    differentiation

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    or niche strategy provide an effective entry strategy for many experiences niche represent the small segment within market

    focus

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    best way for new venture and businesses combining the best features of low cost differentiation and focus strategy

    combination strategies

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    why do companies launch the new competitive actions

    improve market position capitalize and growing demand expand production capacity provide an innovative new solution obtain first mover advantage

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    prior to actually observing a competitive actions effort is needed to become aware of potential competitive actions they might be planning

    threat analysis

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    two factors i used to assess whether or not companies are close competitors

    market commonality resource similarity

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    whether or not competitors are buying are the same customers and how many markets they share in common

    market commonality

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    the degree to which survivals draw on the same types of resource to compete

    resources similarity

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    types of competitive actions

    strategic actions tactical actions

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    represent major commitments of distinctive and specific resources to strategic objectives

    strategic actions

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    include requirements are extension of the strategies usually involving minor resource commitments

    tactical actions

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    is a company has high concentration of its business in a particular industries market for its sales

    market dependency

  • 93

    types of internal resources and environments are competitors has must be evaluated when assessing its capability to respond

    competitors resources

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    whether a company should response to competitive challenge depends on who launched the attack against it have the ability and motivation to mom overwhelming counter attacks

    actors reputation

  • 95

    retaining from reacting of all as well as holding back from initiating an attack competition among the big auto makers is example

    forbearance

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    was coined to suggest that companies of and benefit most of a combination of competing and cooperating

    co-opetition

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  • 1

    refers to the economic condition that there is an increase in international exchange including trade in goods and services as well as exchange of money information and ideas

    globalization

  • 2

    he concluded that there are four broad attributes of nation that individually and a system constitute what is termed _____________ and is 4 years study concluding web this attributes collectively determine the playing field that reach nation establishes for its industries

    Michael Porter the diamond of national advantage

  • 3

    porters determinants of national competitive advantage

    factor endowments/condition demand conditions related and supporting industries firm strategy structure and rivalry

  • 4

    the mixed up resources a country has four economic activity the factors of production include not only labor capital and natural resources but also factors that can be created

    factor endowments/condition

  • 5

    factor conditions basic factors: advanced factors:

    natural resources : natural resources mineral resource oil resources water resources human resources and research capabilities : wind and solar energy natural gas resources land resources animal resources

  • 6

    recreate the demands that consumers plays on an industry for goods and services consumers who demand highly specific sophisticated products and services force firms to be more innovative to meet such demand

    demand condition

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    enable frames the more effectively manage inputs for example countries with the strong supplier based benefit for adding efficiency in downstream activities . that is because a competitive supplier based helps a firm obtain inputs using its effective timely methods it contributes to introducing manufacturing cost

    related and supporting industries

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    firms develop ______ and _____ to compete with other firms in the same country that are trying to capture the same customer market. ______is party coloring in missions with strong consumer development conditions is strong supplier bases and high new and potential from related industries - provide a strongman for reference to innovative find new resources of competitive advantage

    firm strategies , structured, and rivalry

  • 9

    potential benefits of international expansion includes

    increase market size take advantage of arbitrage opportunities extend a products life cycle optimize the location of every value chain activities explore reverse innovation

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    the last item optimize the location of every activity in value chain-- three strategic advantage

    performance and enhancement cost reduction risk reduction

  • 11

    decision to locate a corporate in order to draw a point super technical and professional talent

    performance enhancement

  • 12

    emphasis on where to source of raw materials of many multinational companies

    cost reductions

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    firms can cope with such risk by spreading high cost elements of their manufacturing operations across a few carefully chosen around the world such decision can help lower the overall risk profile of a frame with regard to currency economic and political risk manufacturing activities of short

    risk reduction

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    three main types of risk

    political and economic risk currency risk management risk

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    country is vary significantly and their level of political riskm. such risk can lead to such problems as the destruction of property social and rest military termiola demonstration violent conflict and the realism non-payment of goods and services and the appropriation of a firm's assets in a country and employment of laws associated with the protection of property rights addresses a key trust to global trade counterfeiting

    political and economic risk

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    ____ fluctuation can post substantial risk. a company with operation in several countries must constantly monitored exchange rate between its own currency and that of the host company

    currency risk

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    may be considered the challenges and risk that managers face when they must response to the inevitable difference that they encounter in foreign markets this take a variety of forms : culture language income levels customer preference distribution system and so on

    management risk

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    two of the emerging trends and international business

    outsourcing and offshoring

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    occurs when a firm decides to utilize other firms to perform value creating activity that were previously perform in house

    outsourcing

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    takes place when a frame desire to shift an activity that they were previously performing in a domestic location to a foreign location

    offshoring

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    which is indicative of the extent to which outsourcing and offshoring have become part of global commerce and new trend that overcomes some of the potential challenges associated with offshoring :outsourcing tech services to low cost relationships

    global delivery approach

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    diverging global supply chains and outsourcing non-core can help reduce production and labor cost companies may source raw materials components or services from countries with comparative advantages in terms of cost or expertise

    global sourcing and outsourcing

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    consumer preference cultural norms and buying behavior vary significantly a class countries and regions firms need to adopt their product services and marketing strategies that resonate with local taste values and customs to gain acceptance and trust in diverse markets

    cultural differences

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    is usually the phrase approach most business take with global expansion sporting are importing goods and services while maintaining ahead office or offices in their home country is a process of strategizing business expansion in the globe market. it involves the business plan and detail on how the business will spread overseas

    international strategy

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    types of international strategies

    multidomestic strategy global strategy transnational strategy

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    afirm using a ______ does not focus on cost of efficiency but emphasizes responsiveness to local requirements within each of its markets

    multidomestic strategy

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    a firm using _____ sacrifice responsiveness to local requirements within each of its markets in favor of emphasizing lower cost and better efficiency this strategy is the complete opposite of multi domestic strategy

    global strategy

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    a firm using ____ middle ground between a multi domestic strategy and of global strategies such a firm tries to balance necessary for lower cost and efficiency with the need to adjust the local preference within various countries

    transnational strategy

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    a firm has many options available to it when it decide to expand into international markets by variety of modes of foreign country that include

    exporting licensing franchising strategy alliance and joint ventures wholly owned subsidiaries

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    consists of reducing goods and one country and selling them in another this modes enables a frame to invest the least amount of resources in terms of product its organization and its overall corporate strategy

    exporting

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    exporting has both advantage and disadvantage

    its advantage or that it is a low cost parties way to enter foreign markets and it may provide frame with local resolution tours who can help them benefit from their valuable expertise and knowledge of local markets

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    there are also some disadvantages associated with exporting

    sporting frame has little control over how their products are marketed or sold in the foreign market

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    are both business agreements in which certain product aspect are shared in exchange for a fee

    licensing and franchising

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    agreement pertains to a business enterprise and operations

    franchising

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    agreement only applies to rate of trademarks

    licensing

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    franchising typically work best for _______ while licensing are more conductive to ______

    service-based business product-based business

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    t-f are both licensing and franchising are both forms of contractual arrangements franchise contracts typically broader range of factor in an operation and have a longer period during which the argument is in effect franchising has advantage of limiting the priest exposure that a firm has in obvious markets while expanding the revenue based of the parent company

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    refers ti the business arrangement between two or more parties in which the parties come together to pool their sources with the main motive of completing the specific task.

    joint ventures

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    refers the business arrangement between the two or more parties to meet the particular shop by remaining meant that

    strategic alliance

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    trf joint ventures and strategic alliance have become increasingly popular way for firms to enter and succeed in marine markets in recent years these two forms of partnership differ in that joint ventures entail the creation of the third party legal entity whereas strategy alliance do not . in an addition strategy focus on initiative that are smaller in scope than joint ventures

    r

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    a situation in which a company national company owns 100% of the stock in the venture

    wholly owned subsidiaries

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    there are two means by which a firm can establish a wholly owned subsidiaries

    accusation of an existing company are developing a total new cooperation termed a "greenfield venture"

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    trf wholly owned subsidiary are most appropriate when a firm could ready has the appropriate knowledge and capabilities that can be readily leverage to multiple locations

    t

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    trf while assuring the most controlled fully own subterior supposed to arte typical the most expensive and risky of the various mode of entry. unlike strategic alliance and joint ventures the risk is bome by the corporation. the risk associate with doing business and account new countries such as political cultural and legal neurons may be mitigated by hiring local talent

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    process where the entrepreneurs interpret explore and evaluate their plans ideas and policies in systematic manner in order to achieve their aim goals

    entrepreneurial strategy

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    new value can be created in many different context

    start ventures major corporation family owned business non-profit organizations establisher institution

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    refers to the creation of new value by an existing organization on new ventures that involves the assumption of risk

    entrepreneurial venture

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    3 factors

    entrepreneurial opportunities entrepreneurial resources entrepreneurial Leadership

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    opportunities come from the past work experience having hobbies chance encounters

    entrepreneurial opportunities

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    process involves two phrases of entrepreneurial opportunities

    opportunity discovery opportunity evaluation

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    may occur unintentionally because the discovery of opportunity is open spontaneous and unexpected are the result of the deliberate search for new venture opportunities or creative solution to problems

    opportunity discovery

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    involves evaluating an opportunity to determine where it is the strong enough to be a developing it on your venture involves feasibility analysis to assess cost and benefits

    opportunity evaluation

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    for an opportunity to be viable it must have four quality

    attractive achievable durable value creating

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    there must be market demand for the product or service

    attractive

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    must be practical and physically possible

    durable

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    must be attractive long enough for the development and deployment to be successful

    durable

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    benefits must surpass the cause of development by a profitable margin

    value creating

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    essential elements of successful entrepreneurial launch most important resources is usually ____

    resources money

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    resource requirements of entrepreneurial firms

    financial resources human capital social capital government resources

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    start help firms need financing levels of available financing is often a strong determinant of how the business is launched and its success

    financial resources

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    bankers , venture capitalist and an investors that invested in startup firms and small businesses agree the most important assets and entrepreneurial print can have as the strong and skills

    human capital

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    new countries founded by entrepreneurs with instensive social control without social

    social capital

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    important resources for many young and small businesses it provides support for entrepreneurs into key areas financing and the government contracting

    government resources

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    it involves courage believes in one's conviction and the energy to work hard under difficult circumstances

    entrepreneurial Leadership

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    three entrepreneurial leadership characteristics

    vision dedication and drive commitment excellence

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    examples of 10 management lesson

    it's all about perseverance understand the value of membership client communication is the key capitalization is crucial communicating and wavering honesty or integrity stay on top of the curve take ownership in your client success never stop marketing

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    best strategy for the enterprise will be determined to some extant by

    available opportunity, sufficient resources and skill and dedicated entrepreneurial team others condition in the business

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    describe several approaches that firms may attack to get an initial foothold in industry

    entry strategy or entry wedge

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    firm with radical new product or highly innovative service may engage in creating new ways to solve all problems are meeting customers needs

    pioneering new entry

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    potential pit falls of a pioneering new entry

    customer may not accept the new product or services competitors may quickly to imitate it sustaining an advantage may require heavy expenses and advertising or protecting intellectual property

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    use when products are services that have been successful in one market niche

    imitative new entry

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    major pitfall of imitative new entry

    it may be difficult to ever build a sustainable competitive advantage

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    is a type of imitation strategy that often works very well because outcomes value reliable products that they can trust

    franchising

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    new entrance are somewhere between pure imitation or pure pioneering they offer a product or services that is somewhat new and sufficiently different to create new value for customer and capture a market share

    adaptive new entry

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    pitfalls of adaptive new entry

    the value proposition may not be perceived as unique close competitors that copy the new frames adaptation as a way to hold on to his customers once the attractive entrant achieved initial success the challenge is to keep the idea fresh

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    i represented to illustrate how companies that venture into market spaces where there is little or no competition

    blue ocean strategy

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    will perform those that limit growth to incremental improvements in competitive crowded industries

    red ocean

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    companies that identify and pursue blue ocean strategy

    create and contested maker space make the competition irrelevant create and capture new demand break the value /cost trade off pursue differentiation and low cost simultaneously

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    generic strategy

    overall low cost differentiate focus

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    entrepreneurial firms achieve success by doing more with less by holding down cost and making more efficient use of resources than larger competitors new venture can open over lower prices and still be profitable

    Overall low cost

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    attempting to do something different either by using technology

    differentiation

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    or niche strategy provide an effective entry strategy for many experiences niche represent the small segment within market

    focus

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    best way for new venture and businesses combining the best features of low cost differentiation and focus strategy

    combination strategies

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    why do companies launch the new competitive actions

    improve market position capitalize and growing demand expand production capacity provide an innovative new solution obtain first mover advantage

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    prior to actually observing a competitive actions effort is needed to become aware of potential competitive actions they might be planning

    threat analysis

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    two factors i used to assess whether or not companies are close competitors

    market commonality resource similarity

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    whether or not competitors are buying are the same customers and how many markets they share in common

    market commonality

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    the degree to which survivals draw on the same types of resource to compete

    resources similarity

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    types of competitive actions

    strategic actions tactical actions

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    represent major commitments of distinctive and specific resources to strategic objectives

    strategic actions

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    include requirements are extension of the strategies usually involving minor resource commitments

    tactical actions

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    is a company has high concentration of its business in a particular industries market for its sales

    market dependency

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    types of internal resources and environments are competitors has must be evaluated when assessing its capability to respond

    competitors resources

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    whether a company should response to competitive challenge depends on who launched the attack against it have the ability and motivation to mom overwhelming counter attacks

    actors reputation

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    retaining from reacting of all as well as holding back from initiating an attack competition among the big auto makers is example

    forbearance

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    was coined to suggest that companies of and benefit most of a combination of competing and cooperating

    co-opetition