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ویرایش: [3 ed.] نویسندگان: Riad A. Ajami, G. Jason Goddard سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9780765631343, 2013009454 ناشر: سال نشر: 2014 تعداد صفحات: [463] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 5 Mb
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این نسخه پوشش جدیدی از بحران مالی آسیا و اتحادیه اروپا دارد. برخورد آن با موضوعاتی مانند مبادلات خارجی، سیاست تجارت بینالملل و توسعه اقتصادی، دانشآموزان را با تکنیکهایی برای تجزیه و تحلیل اقتصادهای ملی آشنا میکند که در بسیاری از متون رقیب پوشش داده نمیشوند.
This edition features new coverage of the Asian financial crisis and the European Union. Its treatment of such topics as foreign exchange, international trade policy, and economic development introduces students to techniques for analysing national economies that are not covered in many competing texts.
Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface Prologue: Ode to the Yes Era Maps 1. An Introduction to International Business and Multinational Corporations Current Scope and Historical Antecedents What Is International Business? Brief History of International Business The Multinational Corporation Definition of a Multinational Corporation Multinational Corporations Come of Age A Look at Present-Day Multinationals Operating Advantages and Disadvantages of Multinationals Recent Trends in World Trade Expanding Volume Increased Competition Increasing Complexity Trade in Services The Field of International Business Studies Discussion Questions Bibliography Globalization at the Crossroads: Germany’s Mittelstand and Competitive Advantage Case Study 1.1: Transworld Minerals Inc. 2. The Nature of International Business Domestic Versus International Business Methods of Going International Exporting Licensing Franchising Management Contracts Contract Manufacturing Direct Investment Strategic Alliances Wholly Owned Subsidiaries Globalized Operations Portfolio Investments Recent Trade Patterns and Changes in Global Trade Product Groups Patterns of Direct Investment Government Involvement in Trade Restrictions and Incentives Protectionism Tariffs World Trade Organization Regional Trade Groups Cartels Nontariff Barriers to Merchandise Trade Quotas Nontariff Price Barriers Government Restriction of Exports Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Globalization at the Crossroads: Is Securitization the Enemy? Case Study 2.1: Electronics International Ltd. 3. Theories of Trade and Economic Development Introduction to International Trade Theories Mercantilism Classical Theory Comparative Advantage Weaknesses of Early Theories More Recent Theories Factor Endowment Theory The Leontief Paradox Criticisms Modern Theories International Product Life Cycle Theory Other Modern Investment Theories Theories of Economic Development Rostow’s Stages of Economic Growth The Big Push: Balanced Versus Unbalanced Growth Hirschman’s Strategy of Unbalance Galbraith’s Equilibrium of Poverty Sen’s Development as Freedom The Global Continuum: Where Nations Fall Today The Political Continuum The Economic Continuum Integrating Both Continua Patterns of World Development Background: The Role of GNI The Developed Countries Upper-Middle-Income Countries Low-Income and Lower-Middle-Income Countries The Subterranean Economies Parallel Tracks: The Continued Diversity of the World Economy Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Globalization at the Crossroads: The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid Case Study 3.1: Euromanagé Inc. 4. International Monetary System and the Balance of Payments International Monetary Terminology Hard Currencies Soft Currencies Convertibility Exchange Rate Appreciation Depreciation A Brief History of the International Monetary System The Gold Standard (1880–1914) The Gold Specie Standard The Gold Bullion Standard The Interwar Years (1918–1939) The Bretton Woods System (1944–1973) The International Monetary Fund Aims Membership Structure Forms of IMF Assistance Extended Fund Facility Structural Adjustment Facilities IMF Conditionality Special Drawing Rights Using Special Drawing Rights Valuation of SDRs Difficulties in the Bretton Woods System The Floating-Rate Era: 1973 to the Present Pure Floating Rates Managed, or Dirty, Floating Rates Pegging Crawling Pegs Basket of Currencies Fixed Rates European Monetary System Difficulties in the Floating-Rate Era Fluctuations in the US Dollar: The Plaza and Louvre Accords European Monetary Union Maastricht Treaty Denmark’s Challenge to Monetary Union Asian Financial Crisis EU Sovereign Debt Crisis Issues for Reform International Exchange-Rate Stability Target Zones International Liquidity A More Equitable International Monetary System Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Appendix 4.1: Balance of Payments Preliminary Definitions Problems in Balance of Payments Appendix 4.1 Discussion Questions Appendix 4.1 Bibliography Case Study 4.1: Global Bank Corporation Case Study 4.2: Scrinton Technologies 5. Foreign Exchange Markets Background The Structure of the Foreign Exchange Markets Market Participants Individuals Institutions Banks Central Banks and Other Official Participants Speculators and Arbitragers Foreign Exchange Brokers Location of Foreign Exchange Markets Japan Singapore and Hong Kong Bahrain European Markets US Markets Market Volumes Uses of the Foreign Exchange Market Types of Foreign Exchange Markets The Spot Market The Forward Market Foreign Exchange Rates Bid and Offer Rates Cross Rates Premiums and Discounts Devaluation and Revaluation of Exchange Rates Triangular Arbitrage Covered Interest Arbitrage Currency Futures Markets Differences Between Futures and Forward Markets Foreign Currency Options Option Terminology Forecasting Foreign Exchange Rates Problems in Forecasting Foreign Exchange Rates Fundamental Forecasting Technical Forecasting Assessing Market Sentiments Forecasting Strategy Types of Exposure in Foreign Exchange Markets Transaction Exposure Economic Exposure Translation Exposure Consolidation Problems Consolidation Rules in the United States Inflation Tax Exposure Tax Havens Transfer Pricing Transfer Pricing and Costing Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Case Study 5.1: Skytrack Instrumentation Case Study 5.2: Chemtech Inc. 6. Supranational Organizations and International Institutions Background General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade World Trade Organization Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Doha Agenda United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Regional Trade Groupings Forms of Regional Integration Free Trade Area Customs Union Common Market Economic Union Political Union Association of South East Asian Nations Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum Financial Organizations The World Bank Inter-American Development Bank Asian Development Bank African Development Bank European Investment Bank European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Globalization at the Crossroads: Whither the WTO? Case Study 6.1: Structural Adjustments in Masawa 7. Analyzing National Economies The Purpose and Methodology of Country Analysis Preliminary Economic Indicators Size of the Economy Income Levels Income Distribution Personal Consumption Growth and Stability Patterns Population Sector Analysis Inflationary Trends External Financial Position: Extent of Debt Exchange-Rate Levels and Policies Banking and Financial Markets Comparison of Similar Economies Tax Systems Fiscal and Monetary Policy Situations Economic Planning: Ideology and Practices Competition Market Demand Forecasting Purposes Data Collection and Sources Primary Research Areas of Research Trade Activities Input-Output Tables Historical Trends Country Comparisons: Analysis by Analogy Regression Analysis Income Elasticity Methods of Estimating Market Size and Share Market Buildup Chain Ratio Analogy with Known Data Designing Initial Market Strategy Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Globalization at the Crossroads: World Oil Demand and the Edgeworth Box Case Study 7.1: The Republic of Mazuwa 8. International Law and Global Orientations Public and Private Law Different Legal Systems International Treaties Framework Legal Concepts Relating to International Business Sovereignty Sovereign Immunity Act of State Extraterritoriality Areas of Concern to Multinational Corporations US Trade Laws Countervailing Duties Antidumping Laws Antitrust Laws Foreign Corrupt Practices Tax Treaties Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights Trademarks and Trade Name Patent Laws and Accords Copyrights Operational Concerns of Multinational Corporations Which Nationality? Local Laws and Orientations Resolving Business Conflicts Contracts Resolving Disputes Local Courts, Local Remedies The Principle of Comity Litigation International Arbitration International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Globalization at the Crossroads: The Unified European Patent Case Study 8.1: CompuSoft Systems Inc. 9. Sociocultural Factors Sociocultural Factors and International Business Society, Culture, and Sociocultural Forces Elements of Culture Attitudes and Beliefs Attitudes About Time Attitudes About Work and Leisure Attitudes About Achievement Attitudes About Change Attitudes About Jobs Does Religion Affect Commerce? Aesthetics Material Culture Literacy Rate Education Mix Brain Drain Communication and Language Groups: Families and Friends Gift-Giving and Bribery Other Theories of Culture Cultural Cluster Approach Hall’s Low-Context, High-Context Approach Hofstede’s Five Dimensions of Culture Corporate Diversity Initiatives Management of Cultural Change Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Case Study 9.1: Delis Foods Corporation Case Study 9.2: Air America 10. Foreign Investment: Researching Risk Why Invest Abroad? Bigger Markets Host-Nation Demands Economies of Scale Competitive Motives Technology and Quality Control Raw Materials Forward Integration Technology Acquisition Assessing Political Risk Inherent Causes of Political Risk Circumstantial Causes of Political Risk Types of Host-Nation Control Limits on Repatriation of Profits Curbing Transfer Pricing Price Controls Ownership Restrictions Joint Ventures Personnel Restrictions Import Content Discrimination in Government Business Labor Controls Assessing the Risk Assessing Country Risk Assessing Investment Risk Managing Risk Rejecting Investment Long-Term Agreements Lobbying Legal Action Home-Country Pressure Joint Ventures and Increased Shareholding Promoting the Host Country’s Goals Risk Insurance Contingency Planning Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Globalization at the Crossroads: Market Competition and the HHI Case Study 10.1: Amalgamated Polymers Inc. 11. Ethical Concerns: Multinationals and Sustainability Emerging Environmental Concerns Social Responsibility of Business Major Environmental Issues Greenhouse Gases Depletion of the Ozone Layer Deforestation Fishing Stocks Hazardous Waste Pollution Kyoto Protocol MNC Responses Establishing In-House Environmental Ethics Relocation of Production Modification of Technology Use of Raw Materials Use of Energy Environmental Restoration Pollution Disclosure In-House Environmental Training MNC Opportunities New Consumer Products New Technologies New Industrial Products Substitute Products New Energy Sources Environmental Consulting The Environment at Center Stage Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Case Study 11.1: Milford Processes Inc. Case Study 11.2: Alapco Chemicals Ltd. 12. The Pathway Forward and Future Concerns Letters of Credit in International Trade Banker Acceptance Process Letters of Credit Process Letters of Credit Varieties The Pathway Forward Why Study the Future? Future Trends Affecting International Business European Union Integration The Rise of BRICs and MINTs The Importance of Sovereign Wealth Funds Protectionism and Trade Agreements Depreciation of the US Dollar Energy Policy Global Resource Depletion Environmental Degradation International Terrorism The Doha Agenda Migration Technology Explosion: The Information Era The Internet Impact of Trends on MNCs The Megacorporation Geocentric Staffing Multicultural Management Managerial Technocrats Overseas Manufacturing Facilities Financial Integration Rising Labor Unrest The Permanence of Change Summary Discussion Questions Bibliography Globalization at the Crossroads: Sushi and the Veblen Effect Case Study 12.1: Remagen Brothers Ltd. Glossary Index About the Authors