Titlebook: Global Vision; How Companies Can Ov Robert Salomon Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Globalization.Global Acum

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,?Kultur“ und die Kulturwissenschaften,dscape is to understand the unique factors that make globalization so complex and challenging. As I described in chapter 2, managers ordinarily make a case for globalization by building financial models: generating detailed projections for revenues, costs, and profitability. However, most globalizat

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Buchstaben-Gucker und Kieskegelrstanding of the political, economic, and cultural institutions in the countries where they wish to operate. These institutions affect the risks that companies face in global markets, and the levels of profitability they are likely to enjoy there. Managers hoping to expand globally, or those respons

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Die ?ffentliche Meinung als Denkfigurhat managers of global companies understand not only political, economic, and cultural institutions, but also the ways those institutions differ across countries and the risks those differences can pose. To that end, it is important to briefly revisit the concept of institutional distance, which was

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99919-1ote this book primarily with the busy manager in mind, I tried to keep the technical material relatively brief and light, yet relevant. I have explained why institutions are critical to globalization, introduced Global Acumen as a tool to account for institutional risk, broken down the Global Acumen

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Globalization: A Cautionary Tale,cted world, with nearly $30 trillion in goods and services traded and more than $1 trillion in corporate investment in 2013 alone.. Advances in information technology and transportation have helped facilitate globalization—connecting developed and developing worlds, lifting some 400 million people out of poverty along the way.