Global Business Strategies for the Year 2000
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For high school students and undergraduates, GBS2000 provides a comprehensive study of the importance of global business on the U.S. economy, and its impact on our society. Business people will find the series invaluable for expanding their markets into the international arena. 2 vols. 950 pages ISBN 0-933833-36-9
This reference covers:
- Global Market Opportunities
- Doing Business in China, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, China and Chile
- Strategies for Global Operations
- Political Risk
- Export Marketing in Developing Nations
- International Financial Management
- International Tax
- International Law and Agreements
- Global Alliances
- Labor and Management Issues
- International Personnel
- Impact of Culture
- Evolving Issues in Global Operations
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We believe that its encyclopedic scope and objective tone make GBS 2000 an excellent choice as a primer or reference volume for the 21st century. |
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William J. Warwick
President, AT&T Microelectronics
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It is great news to have a book like GBS 2000 that covers wide areas and can be used as a guidebook for international business people. |
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Fujio Cho
Member of the Board, Toyota Motor Company
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