Choice Assistance with summaries of Global Business - Peng - 4th edition
Booksummaries to be used with 4th edition
Online: summary in chapters
- Online location: Subscriber bundle with summaries in chapters
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Contents: English summaries to be used with all chapters
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Availability: usable by JoHo subscribers
Online: summary in BulletPoints
- Online location: Subscriber chapter with BulletPoint summaries per chapter
- Contents: English BulletPoint summaries to be used with all chapters
- Availability: usable by JoHo subscribers
Print: summary in chapters in webshop
- Order location: Display summary
- Form: Printed and bundled, A4 format
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Contents: English summary to be used with all chapters, see table of contents
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Availability: Also available without JoHo membership - for free or with discounts for JoHo members and subscribers
Print: summary in chapters in support centers
- Pickup location: Available in JoHo study support center in The Hague (address & hours) and Groningen (address & hours)
- Form: Printed and bundled, A4 format
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Contents: English summary to be used with all chapters, see table of contents
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Availability: Also available without JoHo membership - for free or with discounts for JoHo members and subscribers
Content Prints
Book summaries: table of contents
- The printed booksummary contains the following chapters:
- How should we look at global business? - Chapter 1
- How do we understand formal institutions: politics, laws, and economics? - Chapter 2
- How do informal institutions govern individual and firm behavior in different countries? - Chapter 3
- How do firms leverage resources and capabilities? - Chapter 4
- Why do we trade internationally? - Chapter 5
- Why do firms engage in FDI? - Chapter 6
- How do firms deal with foreign exchange rates? - Chapter 7
- How can firms capitalize on global and regional integration? - Chapter 8
- How do entrepreneurial firms do business? - Chapter 9
- How do firms enter foreign markets? - Chapter 10
- How do firms deal with global competitive dynamics? - Chapter 11
- How do firms make alliances and acquisitions work? - Chapter 12
- What is the importance of multinational strategy, structure, and learning? - Chapter 13
- How do firms market their products and keep up their supply chain effectively? - Chapter 14
- How do firms manage human resources? - Chapter 15
- How do firms finance and govern the corporation globally? - Chapter 16
- How do firms manage corporate social responsibility globally? - Chapter 17
Booksummary with former editions
JoHo WorldSupporter.org: summaries with the 2nd edition
- Online booksummary with the 2nd edition
Related summaries & other materials
Alternatives: booksummaries & related summaries (for JoHo subscribers)
- Explanation aimed at students: summaries with Financial Management: Core concepts by Brooks
- More accessible book about the basics: summaries with Management Accounting for Business Decisions by Seal
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Detailed explanation with examples: summaries with Financial Markets and Corporate Strategy by Hillier, Grinblatt & Titman
Knowledge & Study pages
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More summaries regarding Macro-economics can be found here: Macro-economie - Kennis & Studiegebied
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More summaries regarding Micro-economics can be found here: Micro-economie - Kennis & Studiegebied
ExamTickets
ExamTickets
The dimension approach to cultural differences is most influential, and it has five dimensions: power distance, individualism/collectivism, masculinity/femininity, uncertainty avoidance, and longterm orientation.
The WTO (1995-present) was set up not only to incorporate the GATT, but also to cover trade in services, intellectual property, trade dispute settlement, and peer review of trade policy.
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