the sequence of value-adding activities performed by the firm in the process of
developing
producing
marketing
a product
comparative advantage
is
ability of a specific country to produce a given P or S better of for a lower cost than other countries
competitive advantage
assets
capabilities
of a company
which are difficult
for competitors to imitate
nature of IB
value-adding activities
sourcing
manufacturing
marketing
can be performed
international locations
I trade can involve
products (G&S)
capital
tech
know-how
labor
firms can internationalize through various strategies
key concepts of IB
IB
performance of
trade
investment
activities
by firms
across national borders
globalization of markets
ongoing economic
integration
growing
interdependency
country worldwide
International trade
exchange of
products
services
across national borders
exporting
importing
towards multipolar world
concepts for globalization
turbolence
predictions that globalization would collapse under a wave of economic nationalism have proven no more accurate than proclamations of flat world that dominated the global business discourse a decade ago
global activities
foreign operations of multinational firms around the world