IBUS 301 Intro to Int’l Business
Professor Lite Nartey
The Moore School
Spring 2012
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Outline for Today
The Themes: Globalization Debate,
Semi-Globalization, International
Business
Breakdown of the classes
Course Requirements
International Business
Business activities that involve the transfer of
resources
(raw
materials, capital, and people),
goods
(semi-finished and
finished assembly products),
services
,
skills
(including
property rights), or
information
across national boundaries
Sources: Shenkar & Luo (2003), www.transcausse.com/cross-trade.html
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Foreign Direct Investment
(FDI) occurs when a firm invests directly in
production or other facilities over which it
has effective control
Foreign portfolio investment
(a firm acquires foreign
securities but does not have effective control) is
not FDI
Exporting
(a firm produces goods domestically and
sells them to an intermediary) is not FDI
How do you define control?
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- Spring '12
- Ms.Nartey
- International Trade, Globalization, bulk manufactured goods
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