Exam 3: Doing Business in Global Markets
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Game Guys, Inc. needed a special silicon substrate. The company executives knew that a new start-up in India, Silicon Sisters, Inc., was the best in the world at efficiently mass-producing the product. The Indian company needed MSG (metallurgical grade silicon) in order to make the substrate, which it knew it could get from a Chinese firm. The Chinese firm (mostly owned by the Chinese government) agreed to supply the silicon to Silicon Sisters if it could get a certain quantity of gaming hardware from Game Guys. This beneficial exchange is described as countertrading.
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Contract manufacturing is when a firm pays foreign manufacturers to produce its product. The foreign manufacturer places the domestic company's label on the products.
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Profitable opportunities in global markets are diminishing for small and medium-sized businesses.
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With all its perception of opportunity, the expansion of global trade is still plagued by terrorism, nuclear proliferation, rogue states, and other issues.
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Game Guys, Inc. needed a special silicon substrate. The company executives knew a new start-up in India, Silicon Sisters, Inc., was the best in the world at efficiently mass-producing the product. The Indian company needed MSG (metallurgical grade silicon) in order to make the substrate, which it knew it could get from a Chinese firm. The Chinese firm (mostly owned by the Chinese government) agreed to supply the silicon to Silicon Sisters if it could get a certain quantity of gaming hardware from Game Guys. This beneficial exchange is described as
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As a form of franchising, sovereign wealth funds are getting very little attention as a strategy for doing business in foreign markets.
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