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    the world is flat or is it?

    [ reaching global markets ]

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    big ideas

    globalization: importance, benefits, fears

    globalglobalmarketing strategy?

    standardization versus customization

    what do we mean by a global economy?

    operating globally high risk-high reward

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    benefits of globalization

    benefits to U.S. economy

    Dell theory of conflict prevention

    expands economic freedom, spurscompetition, increases living standards

    access to capital, markets, technology

    but

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    it is not always so

    popular

    -job loss-risks associated

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    global industry

    where firms competitive position in onecountry is affected by its position in others

    A key question facing managers is theextent of globalization of their industry.

    Every industry has global aspects

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    Core Business StrategyCore Business Strategy

    Country

    A

    Country

    B

    Country

    C

    Country

    D

    1. develop core1. develop corebusiness strategybusiness strategy

    2. internationalize2. internationalizethe strategythe strategy

    3. globalize3. globalizethe strategythe strategy

    global strategy evolution

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    evolution of global marketing

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    evolution of global marketing

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    marketingvegemite

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    cultural issues

    high context vs. low context

    hofstedes cultural dimensions

    individualism vs. collectivism masculinity vs. femininity

    uncertainty avoidance

    power distance

    long-term vs. short-term orientation

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    key issue for global marketers:

    standardization vs. customization

    of

    products, services, packaging, branding,advertising, selling, promotion,

    publicity, pricing, distribution .

    everything!

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    vanilla ice creamglobal

    standardized

    fish ice creamlocal

    customized

    gelato*glocal*both

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    the global economy:what are we really talking about?

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    facets of the global economy

    - intertwined economies

    - global trade agreements

    - multinational corporations- regional economic integration

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    North American Free Trade (NAFTA) 1994Central America-Dominican Republic-U.S.A Free Trade (CAFTA-DR) 2005

    European Union (EU) 1993

    Common Market of Southern Cone (MERCOSUR) 1991

    Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) 1989

    World Trade Organization (WTO) 1995

    regional economic integration

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    levels of economic integration

    Free

    TradeArea

    Customs

    Union

    CommonMarket

    EconomicUnion

    PoliticalUnion

    Increasing Levels of Integration

    NAFTA

    EU 1992ASEAN in pure form U.S.EU has attempted

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    market entry strategy

    entry modes:1) import/exporting

    2) using a trading company3) licensing and franchising

    4) contract manufacturing (outsourcing)

    5) joint ventures / strategic alliances6) direct ownership

    7) multinational enterprise

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    risk & control in market entry

    Amount of commitment, risk, costs, but ALSO control & profit potential

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    what does this mean to you?

    all markets ARE NOT on a level playing field!

    your job is to take advantage of anomalies between

    markets in order to compete.

    understanding how markets are integrated, and

    regulations for each market.

    it is the marketing managers responsibility tounderstand how products and services can move

    across borders most efficiently!

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    method

    a global company?

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    summary of big ideas

    1. globalization: significant force you cant ignore2. markets are increasingly intertwined

    3. understanding when and how culture plays arole is both complex and critical

    4. pendulum swings between global

    standardization and local customization5. global marketing - often high risk, high reward

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    Dr. Bs deep marketing metaphorsso far

    customer-centricitym spatial orbit

    marketingstrategym mix recipe orchestra

    marketing environmentm natural environment

    marketingm conversation, dialogue, communication

    global:local:glocalm ice cream (vanilla : fish: gelato)