Globalisation

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  • Globalisation
    Where businesses operate internationally and gain alot of influence or power. Globalisation changes the way businesses operate and creates considerable opportunities and threats
  • Impact of globalisation
    • Imports - allows to important at a lower price than cost of producing. increases competition from foreign businesses.
    • Exports - opens new markets, potential to grow.
    • Location - relocate to other countries, lower labour costs, closer to raw materials, closer to target market
  • Multinationals
    A large company with facilities and markets around the world. Powerful businesses that create jobs and growth.
  • Benefits of Globalisation
    • New market opportunities
    • Access to technology and resources
  • Drawbacks of Globalisation
    • Threat of foreign competition
  • Trade Barriers
    • Tariffs- taxes on imports
    • Quotas - physical limits on imports
    • Non tariff barriers - quality or safety standards
    • Trade blocs - promoting trade between group of small countries
    • Subsidies - money given to help domestic producers
  • Reasons for trade barriers
    • Protecting jobs in domestic industries
    • Protecting emerging industries
    • Preventing the dumping of cheap good and entry of desirable
    • Raising revenue from tariffs
  • Trade Blocs
    Is created when the governments of different countries agree to act together to promote trade among themselves.
  • What does e-commerce enable businesses to do?
    • access international markets without needing to distribute to foreign retailers
    • can trade 24 hours a day
    • promote through social media
  • Glocalisation
    Changing products to adapt to other countries cultural differences, tastes and legal requirements.
  • MNC
    multinational company. A business that has operations in more than one country
  • Types of Imports
    • goods we cant grow or produce
    • good that require alot of labour
    • goods made but consumer prefers foreign produce
  • How to export successfully
    • keep costs low to be competitive
    • produce original, well designed and well made items
    • deliver on time and provide service and post sales service
  • how to compete internationally
    • use internet and e-commerce
    • changing the marketing mix