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    International business involves commercial transactions between two or more countries. It is influenced by physical, social, and competitive factors in the external environment. The main objectives of international business operations are sales expansion, acquiring resources, and minimizing risk. Common modes of entry into foreign markets include importing/exporting, franchising, direct investment, and partnerships. While multinational enterprises were traditionally major players, small and medium enterprises and born global firms now also participate significantly in international business. The global economy has seen shifts over time, with the US and European shares of world output declining and China's increasing, demonstrating the changing landscape of international business.

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    International business involves commercial transactions between two or more countries. It is influenced by physical, social, and competitive factors in the external environment. The main objectives of international business operations are sales expansion, acquiring resources, and minimizing risk. Common modes of entry into foreign markets include importing/exporting, franchising, direct investment, and partnerships. While multinational enterprises were traditionally major players, small and medium enterprises and born global firms now also participate significantly in international business. The global economy has seen shifts over time, with the US and European shares of world output declining and China's increasing, demonstrating the changing landscape of international business.

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    INTERNATIONAL

    BUSINESS – An
    overview
    Aparna Choudhary
    Sneha Sharma
    Amar Vishal Jojowar
    Samir Gokarn
    What is International
    Business?

    Ø All commercial transaction


    between two or more countries.
    External Influence

    • Physical and social Factor s


    • Competitive Environment

    Operation and Influence
    OPERATION
    OBJECTIVE

     Sales expansion

    EXTERNAL  Resource
    INFLUENCE accusation

     Risk minimization

     Others

    Entr y Modes
    Modes of Entry
    •
    • Importing and exporting
    • Tourism and transportation
    • licensing and Franchising
    • Trunkey operation
    • Management contract
    • Direct and Portfolio Investment
    Participant of International
    business
    •
    • Multinational Enterprise

    • Small and Medium


    Enterprise.
    •
    • Born Global

    • NGO
    T he Changing
    Demog r aphic of T he
    Global Economy
    The changing pattern of
    World Trade
    Country Share of world output Share of World Output
    (1963) (2002)

    United States 40.3% 21.5%


    Japan 5.5 7.55
    Germany 9.7 4.64
    United states 6.3 3.27
    United Kingdom 6.5 3.23
    Italy 3.4 3.0
    Canada 3.0 1.96
    China NA 12.77
    South Korea NA 1.98
    Percentage Share Of Total
    FDI Stock
    The Changing FDI Picture
    National Origins of
    Largest MNC,s
    THANK YOU

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