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This document summarises the key points of an International Trade course. It covers the role of international trade, business writing, and cultural awareness for business administration majors. It also discusses the use of technology and social media in international marketing.
What's inside
- Role of international trade
- Business writing and resume improvement
- Cultural awareness for business administration
- Use of technology and social media in international marketing
- Important concepts learned in the course
Who it is for: Students of International Business and Marketing courses. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
International trade is about how countries exchange goods and services. Students learn how to do business in global markets, and how to write for business.
The Elevator Speech
The course is described in a short speech. It covers running a small business in global markets, and writing for business. Other topics are social media for business, and working in different countries.
Important Concepts
Three key ideas are ranked. The government's role in international trade is first. The economic and cultural factors in international marketing are second. The political and financial risks in international marketing are third.
Government Role and Integration
The government's role in international trade is explained. Different levels of economic integration are described. The impact on international marketing is discussed.
Economic and Cultural Elements
The economic and cultural factors in international marketing are examined. The effect of these factors on marketing operations is explained. The use of social media for business is described.
Key terms
- international trade
- Countries exchanging goods and services.
- global markets
- Markets in countries around the world.
- economic integration
- Countries working together economically.
- international marketing
- Marketing goods and services in other countries.
- social media
- Websites like Facebook and Twitter.
- political and financial risks
- Problems that can happen in international marketing.
Questions this document helps with
- What is the role of government in international trade?
- How do economic and cultural factors affect marketing?
- What are the risks in international marketing?
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