How businesses compete internationally:

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  • What does international competition refer to in business terms?
    Businesses competing in global markets
  • Innovation is a key factor in gaining a competitive edge in international markets.

    True
  • Directly investing in and establishing operations in a foreign country is called Foreign Direct Investment
  • What is one competitive strategy businesses use to compete in international markets due to globalization?
    Cost leadership
  • Technology can help businesses reduce costs and improve efficiency in international competition.
    True
  • Technological advancements improve product and service quality to meet global standards
  • What is the primary role of technology in international competition?
    Enhancing competitive factors
  • Developing new or improved products gives a business a competitive edge
  • The ability to produce goods or services at lower costs than competitors is known as costs
  • What is the goal of branding in international competition?
    Building customer trust
  • What competitive advantage does access to cheaper labor provide in international competition?
    Lower costs
  • Businesses that develop unique products or services are using a strategy called differentiation
  • Digital platforms and social media help businesses build a strong global brand
  • Investing in R&D and emerging technologies drives innovation for businesses in international competition.

    True
  • Arrange the key factors influencing international competition in order of their importance:
    1️⃣ Costs
    2️⃣ Quality
    3️⃣ Innovation
    4️⃣ Branding
  • What does the term "international competition" refer to?
    Businesses competing in global markets
  • Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) involves establishing operations in a foreign country.

    True
  • Developing unique products or services is called differentiation
  • How does technology help reduce operational costs for businesses in international competition?
    Through automation
  • Strong intellectual property laws in foreign markets help businesses protect their innovations.

    True
  • Legal and regulatory factors can significantly impact a business's ability to compete internationally
  • Complying with different product standards and regulations across countries can add complexity and cost
  • Why may businesses need to adapt their marketing strategies to local cultural norms?
    To meet consumer expectations
  • Apple's global supply chain allows it to produce iPhones cost-effectively.

    True
  • What challenges has Apple overcome to succeed internationally?
    Globalization and competition
  • What is one advantage of Apple's global supply chain?
    Cost-effective production
  • Match the international expansion strategy with its description:
    Exporting ↔️ Selling products worldwide
    Foreign Direct Investment ↔️ Establishing manufacturing in China
  • Zara's brand is known for trendy and affordable fashion.

    True
  • International competition involves businesses competing solely in their domestic markets.
    False
  • What is the primary goal of exporting as an international business strategy?
    Sell products abroad
  • How has globalization impacted business competition?
    Increased global competition
  • What role does technology play in reducing costs for businesses?
    Automation and efficiency
  • Strong intellectual property laws prevent competitors from imitating a business's innovations
  • Granting the right to use intellectual property to a foreign company for a fee is called licensing
  • What is one competitive strategy that involves reducing costs to offer lower prices?
    Cost Leadership
  • Match the competitive strategy with its description:
    Cost Leadership ↔️ Reducing costs for lower prices
    Differentiation ↔️ Developing unique products
    Niche Focus ↔️ Targeting underserved segments
  • What role do emerging technologies play in international competition?
    Driving innovation
  • What is the primary goal of businesses leveraging technology in international competition?
    To succeed in the global marketplace
  • Why is intellectual property protection important for businesses in foreign markets?
    To prevent imitation by competitors
  • Effective communication with customers and partners in different languages is crucial for international success.

    True