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Course Objectives:
• To provide background on the extent of differences and similarities between the domestic market and global markets.
• Knowledge of various strategies to enter the market.
• Give an introduction on the scientific establishment and development of international business.
• Identify the theories of trade and international business and recent developments by.
• To identify the dimensions of the international business environment and the basic determinants and elements of stability in this environment.
Course Content:
The link between what you are doing locally established and universal as the treaty requires understanding more broadly than ever before, despite the application of most of the systems and rules of business management, dimension of the external and the study of methods of work in many countries, and when he graduated established the system of country, they interfere with the systems of other country.
Skills expected from this course:
• The ability to determine the extent of differences and similarities between the domestic market and global markets.
• Knowledge of various strategies to enter the market.
• Scientific knowledge about the origins and evolution of international business.
• Knowledge of theories of trade and international business and the recent developments.
• Dealing with the dimensions of the international business environment and the basic determinants and elements of the stability of this environment.
Textbook:
Michael D. Hughes and James H. Taggart "International Business", Palgrave Macmillan (July 6, 2001) ISBN-10: 033394531X
Reference:
Edward. J. Halloran, "" International Business ", McGraw-Hill; 2 edition (March 24, 2003) ISBN-10: 0071407359
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