International Marketing
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What We Will Discuss
Terminology
Why
International Marketing?
Analyzing
The
of International Marketing
International Markets
Process of International Marketing
Domestic-Orientation
Domestic
Marketing
– aimed at home market
– firm faces 1 set of economics, politics & markets
Export
Marketing
– manufactures products in the domestic market
– sells products outside of the domestic market
International Marketing
Direct
Involvement Overseas
Adaptation
Businesses
Understand Environments in
Which They Operate
Global Marketing
A Cross-National
Economies
Elements
Strategy
of Scale
of Standardization
Businesses
seek to Change the
Environments in Which They Operate
Major Decisions in
International Marketing
Look at
Global
Environment
Decide to go
International
or Not
Decide Which
Markets to
Enter First
Decide on
Global
Marketing
Organization
Decide on
Global
Marketing
Program
Decide How
to Enter the
Market
Looking at the
Global Environment 1
Trade
Barriers
– tariffs
– quotas
– intangible trade barriers
GATT
– reduced average tariffs from 45% to 5%
Regional
Free Trade Zones
Looking at the
Global Environment 2
Economic
Enviroment
Political-Legal
Cultural
Environment
Environment
What is Culture?
Culture
Formal
Rules
– taught directly as right and wrong
– awareness of rule
– punishment or emotional trauma from breaking
rule
Culture 2
Technical
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Rules
taught in a logical manner
can be verbalized and reasoned
few emotions attached to breaking rule
easily changed
Informal
Rules
– picked up by imitation
– no awareness of rule
– anxiety/exclusion for breaking rule
Deciding to Go International
Diversity
of Tastes in the United States
– increased immigration
– fragmentation of the middle class
Increasing
Opportunities Overseas
– trade over $1 trillion in U.S. in 1992
A Domestic
Market?
– ideology of free trade
Globalization
of Brand Names
Deciding Which Markets to Enter
Demographic
Geographic
Economic
Factors
Factors
Factors
Technological
Sociocultural
National
Factors
Factors
Goals and Plans
How to Enter the Market
Exporting
Licensing
Contract
Joint
Manufacturing
Venture Manufacturing
Direct
Investment
risk &
profit potential
The Global Marketing Program
Standardization
vs. Localization
– extension
– adaptation: McDonalds - beer or tropical milk
shakes?
– invention
The
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Marketing Mix
price
product
promotion
distribution
Global Organization
by
product
by
geography
international
subsidiaries: sales and profits
What We Have Discussed
Terminology
Why
International Marketing?
Analyzing
The
of International Marketing
International Markets
Process of International Marketing