Globalism, Culture, and Business Environment
Globalism, Culture, and Business Environment
As the international business environment becomes increasingly global and competitive, a manager’s job becomes more challenging and diverse. The recent trends of globalization and competition are attributed to several triggering factors such as technological development, new emerging and investment-friendly markets, and the availability of globally-scaled logistics. Companies increasingly seek a variety of growth options including cross-border mergers, joint ventures, direct investments, and strategic alliances. Similarly, markets are integrating via a variety of mechanisms ranging from a simple trade level integration (witness the growth of free trade agreements) to a more complex political unification, such as the European Union (EU).
CITATION: Khan, Mohammad Ayub. Globalism, Culture, and Business Environment edited by Christiansen, Bryan . Hershey, PA : IGI Global , 2012. Cultural Variations and Business Performance - Available at: https://library.au.int/globalism-culture-and-business-environment