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COMPETING IN A GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT (Branding (Role (Org), Concept, Role…
COMPETING IN A GLOBAL
ENVIRONMENT
Finance
Transfer pricing
Arm's length principle
Transfer mispricing
Alternative approaches
Foreign exchange
Trading between countries
Effects of currency fluctuations
Currency market
Demand
Supply
Taxation
Financial reporting
Regulations
Different tax laws
International Marketing
Macro environment
Social Factors
Technological factors
Economical Factors
Political Factors
Legal Factors
Environmental Factors
Ethical Factors
Micro environment
Profit potential
Costs of serving the market
Competition
Market size
Global Marketplace
Triggers for international expansion
Branding
Role (Org)
Concept
Role (Customer)
Architecture & Naming
Packaging and Labeling
Appeal to customers
Competing
Trading factors
Absolute comparative advantage
Relative comparative advantage
The diamond model (Porter, 1990)
Factor conditions
Structure of of firms and rivalry
Demand conditions
Related and supporting industried
The five forces of competition (Porter 1980).
Potential entrants
Buyers
Suppliers
Substitutues
Sustainability
Infrastructure
Innovation
Adaptation