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MKT 397 Essentials of Global Marketing Exam 1 with 100% correct answers 2024
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Global Reach - answer-international penetration of U.S. and other companies 
 
intra-firm trade - answer-MNCs managing international trade flow within themselves. 
 
Domestic Marketing - answer--domestic focus. 
-ethnocentric 
-products developed for home country customers 
-decisions made at headquarters 
 
Ethnocentrism - answer--a predisposition of a firm to be predominantly unconcerned with its viability worldwide and to think of its legitimacy only in its home country. 
 
-the feeling of on...
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Unit 5 assignment 1 International Business
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Apple Inc. is a global technology company based in the United States, specializing in hardware and software products, with a yearly revenue of 91.8 billion dollars in 2020. 
Louis Vuitton (LVMH) is a French luxury fashion company, offering designer clothes, bags, and accessories, with revenues of 44.7 billion euros and over 5,003 outlets worldwide. 
Both companies operate in contrasting international markets due to differences in industries, products, and marketing strategies. 
Globalization has...
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A-level GEOGRAPHY 7037/2 Paper 2 Human Geography Mark scheme June 2020 for revision 2023
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A-level 
GEOGRAPHY 
7037/2 
Paper 2 Human Geography 
Mark scheme 
June 2020Section A 
Qu Part Marking guidance Total 
marks 
01 1 Explain how differential access to markets can impact on economic 
well-being. 
Mark scheme 
Award one mark each for points of knowledge or understanding. 
Allow extra marks for developed points (d). 
Notes for answers 
Allow credit for specific knowledge and understanding of what differential 
access means and how it affects economic well-being. Do not double 
credit...
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International Marketing - Final Exam with 100% correct answers 2024
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What is the primary motive for market segmentation? - answer-Variation in customer needs 
 
When it comes to market segmentation, what will most companies do? - answer-Most companies will identify and target the most attractive market segments that they can effectively serve. 
 
In global marketing, why does market segmentation become especially critical? - answer-because of wide divergence in cross-border consumer needs and lifestyles. 
 
What does management need to do once it has chosen its m...
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UNIT 5-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, ASSIGNMENT 1
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UNIT 5-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, 
ASSIGNMENT 1 
UNIT 5-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, 
ASSIGNMENT 1 
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Unit 5 International business 
Assignment 1 
Why trade internationally? 
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Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................3 
Methods used to finance international trade......................................................................................4 
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APHG: AP Exam Review, All Units 2022/2023
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Globalization 
The spreading and strengthening of connections between different areas, through which money, information, ideas, and people travel / diffuse 
 
 
International Trading Blocs 
Trade agreements between different states that encourage the flow of capital by lowering tariff and redistributing jobs (labor intensive in peripheral, R&D in core) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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EU 
European Union, a trade agreement kept between most countries of Europe 
 
 
NAFTA 
North American Free Trade Agre...
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AQA A-Level Geography 2021 Insert
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Award one mark each for points of knowledge or understanding. 
Allow extra marks for developed points (d). 
Notes for answers 
Allow credit for specific knowledge and understanding of what differential 
access means and how it affects economic well-being. Do not double 
credit opposite points such as ‘in a trade bloc means easier trade’ and 
‘not being a trade bloc makes trade difficult’. 
For full marks there should be a link to economic well-being. 
• Being in a trading bloc incr...
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Macro Economics year 1&2 combined (A*, AQA & Edexcel)
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1)	Macro-economic objectives 
2)	The circular flow of income 
3)	Measures of income/growth 
4)	Causes of economic growth 
5)	Economic cycle 
6)	Inflation 
7)	Unemployment 
8)	Balance of payments 
9)	Trade and protectionist measures 
10)	Exchange rate and PPP 
11)	Aggregate demand 
12)	Aggregate supply 
13)	Macro-economic equilibrium 
14)	Output gaps 
15)	Fiscal policy and crowding out effect 
16)	Monetary policy 
17)	Supply side policies 
18)	Policies to promote economic growth ...
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APHG: AP Exam Review, All Units
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Globalization - ANSWER The spreading and strengthening of connections between different areas, through which money, information, ideas, and people travel / diffuse 
 
International Trading Blocs - ANSWER Trade agreements between different states that encourage the flow of capital by lowering tariff and redistributing jobs (labor intensive in peripheral, R&D in core) 
 
EU - ANSWER European Union, a trade agreement kept between most countries of Europe 
 
NAFTA - ANSWER North American Free Trade ...
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2020_Paper_Mark_Scheme.pdf.
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1 Explain how differential access to markets can impact on economic 
well-being. 
Mark scheme 
Award one mark each for points of knowledge or understanding. 
Allow extra marks for developed points (d). 
 Notes for answers 
Allow credit for specific knowledge and understanding of what differential 
access means and how it affects economic well-being. Do not double 
credit opposite points such as ‘in a trade bloc means easier trade’ and 
‘not being a trade bloc makes trade difficult’. 
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