International Trade : A 30 page paper discussing various
aspects to be considered in engaging in international trade
and world markets. A number of key laws, agreements, &
policies are discussed in considerable detail. Bibliography lists
24 sources. Inttrade.rtf

Cost Effective Multinational Marketing : A 7 page paper.
With increasing numbers of companies taking on a more
international focus, many businesses are attempting to
streamline their marketing activities in order to be able to
take advantage of the cost savings potential of designing only
one major marketing approach for the purpose of serving in
several national markets. With the differences between
cultures of the countries, though, it is possible (and easy) to
offend the people of one while being successful with the
people of another using the same basic marketing scheme.
The paper suggests analyzing the character traits and culture
of each country’s people, then building a marketing approach
based on those traits that are common to all, such as expected
levels of formality. Bibliography lists 7 sources. IntlMktg.wps

The World Capital Market Is Not Integrated &
Reward-to-Risk Ratios Do Not Coincide : 10 pages in length.
A series of essays discussing the fact that the "globalized"
world capital market is not truly integrated and, thus,
reward-to-risk ratios do not coincide across security markets.
Bibliography included. Four.doc

The World of International Corporate Finance : A 30 page
paper discussing numerous aspects of the world of corporate
finance and corporate organizational/operational systems
from a primarily financial perspective. Bibliography lists
18 sources. changes.doc

Marketing A Product in Japan : A 15 page paper in memo
form exploring the ideas of product introduction in terms of
fictitious product, banking, currency, expansion, international
mobility, economics, price and wages, transportation, legal
issues, obstacles, and cultural policies. Bibliography lists
11 sources. Japmark.wps

Multinational Corporations’ Foreign Capital Investment :
A 9 page paper discussing whether the multinational
corporation should own its own facilities or outsource their
production to an existing and similar concern. In deciding
which route would be more beneficial given the set of
circumstances in which the corporation will be operating, it is
necessary to evaluate the overall stability of both the
government and the economy in light of the intended product
in order to make an intelligent decision. Several factors
should contribute to the decision-making process, not the
least of which is the host country’s level of enthusiasm at the
presence of the multinational. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
GloblFDI.wps

International Marketing Negotiations : A 5 page paper
discussing international marketing negotiations and tactics
between high and low contact countries. Also discusses
cultural differences that affect marketing strategies as well as
how Europe’s shift to a common currency will help with
marketing and trade internationally. Bibliography lists
4 sources. Intlneg.wps

Risk Management in Joint Ventures : An 11 page paper
discussing some of the conditions from which organizations
involved in international joint ventures must protect
themselves. Business has a more global focus now than at any
time in the past. While that global presence contributes to the
success of all segments of a specific organization, it also
enhances the need for astute risk management. Aside from
the normal fluctuations of the business cycle, international
joint ventures also can be affected in their success through
currency fluctuations, economic health of the host country
and local political stability. Business entry into a new national
market in the form of an international joint venture is in itself
a measure of risk management, in that neither party bears the
full weight of the risks associated with the new venture.
Bibliography lists 10 sources. Jointven.wps

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