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    International Marketing Courseat Institute of Business Management byProfessor Riaz Khan

    TheobjectiveofthiscourseistointroducestudentstoconceptsassociatedwithInternationalMarketing

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    Chapter1:TheScopeandChallengeofInternational

    MarketingChapter2:TheDynamicEnvironmentofInternational

    Trade

    Chapter3:CulturalDynamicsinAssessingGlobal

    MarketsChapter4:ThePoliticalEnvironment:ACritical

    Concern

    Chapter5:TheInternationalLegalEnvironment:

    Playing bytheRulesChapter6:DevelopingaGlobalVisionThrough

    Marketing Research

    Chapter7:EmergingMarkets

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    Chapter8:MultinationalMarketRegionsand MarketGroups

    Chapter9:GlobalMarketingManagement:Planning

    and Organization

    Chapter12:InternationalMarketingChannelsChapter13:ExportingandLogistics:SpecialIssues

    for Business

    Chapter14:IntegratedMarketingCommunications

    and InternationalAdvertisingChapter15:PersonalSellingandSalesManagement

    Chapter16:PricingforInternationalMarkets

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    TheScopeandChallengeof

    InternationalMarketingChapter1

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    GlobalizationofMarkets

    4Prevailingtrendsthathavethemostimpactoninternationalbusinessinthefuture: 1.GrowthoftheWorldTradeOrganization

    andregionfreetradeareas(NAFTA,EuropeanUnion..)

    2.Trendofdevelopingcountries(suchasAsia,LatinAmerica,EasternEurope)

    acceptingthefreemarketsystem 3.Impactoftheinternetandotherglobalmediacompanies(CNN)

    4.Mandateforcompaniestoproperlymanageresources

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    GlobalizationofMarkets

    Whyinternationalmarketingissoimportant: Companiescannolonger

    ignoretheeffectsofinternationallymarketing Competitionnolongerexistsjustfromdomesticcompanies

    Inordertosustainprofitabilityandgrowthmarginsofthepast,companieshavetolookforalternativemethodsofmarketingtheirproductsand

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    GlobalizationofMarkets

    DefinitionofInternationalMarketing: Theperformanceofbusinessactivitiesdesignedto

    plan,price,promoteanddirectthecompanysflowofgoodsandservicestoconsumersorusersinmorethanonenationforaprofit

    Whatisthedifferencebetweenmarketingdomesticallyandinternationally Marketingconceptsareuniversal(goalistomakeaprofit)

    DifferenceisthatininternationalmarketingALLenvironmentshavetobetakenintoconsiderationwhenthemarketingplanisdevelopedandexecuted

    Mustconsiderthelegalenvironment,governmentalcontrols,climate&weather,culturalbeliefs,buyerbehavior(uncontrollableelements)

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    InternationalMarketingTask

    TheInternationalMarketingTask MarketingPlan(controllable)

    Price,Promotion,Product,Place(distribution)

    DomesticEnvironment(uncontrollable) Political/legal,competition,economy

    ForeignEnvironment(uncontrollable)

    Structureofdistribution,geographyandinfrastructure,culture,political/legal,economy,competition,leveloftechnology

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    InternationalMarketingTask

    OtherFactorswithintheForeign

    Environmenttoconsider:

    Leveloftechnology

    CrossingBorders

    Politicalandlegalissues

    Culture

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    InternationalMarketingTask

    Importanceofuncontrollableelements Inordertosucceedinternationallyaforeigncompanymustunderstandtheimpactoftheuncontrollableelementsthatmakeupthat

    countrysculture Culturalunderstandingislikeanicebergwearenotawareofnine-tenthsofit

    Inordertobesuccessfulinadaptingtotheinternationalmarkets,themarketplanneedsto

    incorporatestrategiestoanticipateasmuchoftheuncontrollablefactorsthatinfluenceboththeforeignanddomesticmarketsandallowformaximumflexibilitytoadjustforfuturechanges

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    InternationalMarketingTask

    Obstaclestosuccessininternational

    marketing: Usingonesculture,values,experiencesas

    abasisfordecisionsininternationalsituations

    Byreactingtosituationsinthismanner,cultural

    differencesareignored,andbehaviormightbe

    offensive

    Thelessego-centricacompanyis,thegreatersuccessitwillhaveinmarketingitsproductsand

    services

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    DevelopingGlobalAwareness

    Tobegloballyaware,acompany

    musthavethefollowing

    Objectivity

    Toleranceofculturaldifferences

    Knowledgeofcultures,history,world

    marketpotential,andglobal

    economic,social,andpoliticaltrends

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    ageso n erna ona ar e ngInvolvement

    1.NoDirectForeignMarketing Companydoesnotactivelypursuecustomersinforeignmarkets,butreceivesthemthruunintendedchannels

    Productsareboughtabroadthroughdomesticwholesalers/distributors,websiteontheinternet

    2.InfrequentForeignMarketing Companysellstoforeignmarketsonlywhenatemporarysurplusofproductexists Oncesurplusisgone,foreignactivityisgone

    Fewcompaniesfitthismodelbecauseoftheneedtodeveloplongtermrelationshipsinforeigncountries

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    ageso n erna ona ar e ngInvolvement

    3.RegularForeignMarketing

    Companiesproducetheirproductsand

    servicestoprimarilyselldomestically,butalso

    internationally

    Throughdomestic/foreignmiddlemen,salesforcein

    foreigncountries

    4.InternationalMarketing

    Companiesarefullyengagedininternational

    marketingstrategies

    Companiesarenowinternationalormulti-national

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    ageso n erna ona ar e ngInvolvement

    5.GlobalMarketing Changefromitsmarketingactivitiestoallactivitiesfocusedinaglobal

    perspective Inmostcasescompaniessalesrevenuesaremorethanofitstotalrevenues

    Treattheworldasonemarket

    Marketsegmentisnolongerfocusedonnationalborders,rathersuchthingsasincomelevels,usagepatterns,orotherfactorsarelookedacrossborders

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    ra eg c pproac es oMarketingInternationally

    1.DomesticMarketExtensionOrientation Internationalmarketsaresecondarytoitsdomesticmarkets

    2.MultidomesticMarketOrientation Eachcountryhasaspecificandseparatemarketingplantoadjusttodifferences

    3.GlobalMarketingOrientation Marketingactivitiesareglobal

    Strivesforefficienciesofscalethroughstandardization

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    The International MarketingTask

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    Political/legalforces

    Economicforces

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    Environmentaluncontrollablescountry market A

    Environmentaluncontrollablescountry

    market B

    Environmentaluncontrollablescountrymarket C

    Competitivestructure Competitive

    Forces

    Level ofTechnology

    Price Product

    PromotionChannels of

    distribution

    Geographyand

    Infrastructure

    Foreign environment(uncontrollable)

    Structure ofdistribution

    Economic climate

    Cultural

    forces

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    7Political/

    legalforces

    Domestic environment(uncontrollable)

    (controllable)