FROM WHAT PREVIOUSLY WAS A MULTITUDE OF DISTINCT NATIONAL MARKETS, A WORLD MARKET IS EMERGING. TRUE OR FALSE?
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True. Put the following facts in your paper:\n\n1. Emergence of the World Trade Organization (WTO), something like a United Nations Under Trade. All countries participate in it, recently China has been admitted, and once a country gets in it is bound to free trade relations with the other countries.\n\n2. emergence of new technologies of communication, huge and effective transportation networks (think of airplanes and airports almost everywhere, when you fedex a letter from the US to Denmark it reaches the recepient the next day, how do you think that letter got there?)  ... all these networks make world trade easier. Since there is always a profitable opportunity in every transaction that is made, trade is good, and hence world trade is even better.\n\n3. National markets are clearly hard to define anymore. Surely, borders exists between USA and Mexico and USA and Canada, but they are considered as one market nowadays. Think also of the European Union: 25 countries, all different languages and stuff, and still they are one market. A box of cookies in the supermarket has ingredient analysis in 10 languages in Europe.\n\nSo, True. Hard to find a 'national' market anymore.\n\nI hope it helps.
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The world is becoming one global market place.People from all around the world watch MTV, sip coco cola and wear levis jeans.The originally culturally diverse world is becoming increasingly unified in it's tastes and wants.\n\nHence advertising is becoming one unified message on the international front.Agencies are conveying one common message and building the brand on one unified message all around the globe.
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I've thought that for at least 10 years. The only problem is with the global economy, it is hard to not be involved in all these other countries.
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Yes I do think their is validity in those arguements.  I was a district manager for a shoe company in NY but lived in TX.  I had 15 locations and prior to my district positions I ran many stores.  The Market Managers would send sales plans and strategies as a blanket for the company.  However, regions are different and within those regions locals and customer patterns would differ as well.  Malls that were on fire 10 yrs ago were now failing, due to other malls opening up.  The Market managers would want to run the same Promo's or window displays and they were were not what that market needed.  My best example was Memphis.  Memphis, TN has an older mall in the middle of the city (been there forever) and newer malls opened in the burbs, well, the same inner city marketing was needed to be different for the customer was different.  The older mall was now shopped by predominantly black women and their taste differed from the Suburban mother who is shopping for herself or her daughter.  The window displays , marketing strategy needs to be examined.  My advice, what ever your business, Talk to the low man on the totem pole,  Realize the experience is not there, hence the negativity and show them your listening...
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there are currency markets (similar to the stock market) where people buy and sell various foreign currencies.  The price is set by supply and demand.
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Late 1800's, under McKinely or TRoosevelt, it was when America was expanding for more marketes, especially in South America and the Philipines. Alot of people regard this as America's "Imperialist" stage
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I think the market is very saturated at the moment. According to BlancaOnline.com they seem to think that it is a real buyers market in some areas because of the amount of similar resale properties available. The more exclusive and luxurious properties seem to be the ones making the most rise in profits.
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Globalization means integrating our economy with world economy.
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No To teh guy who answered above me .... The ranking you just gave out id outdated ... Usa, Europe, Russia, Australia, Japan, Canada .. are first world ....\n\nSecond world ..... UAE(dubai), Brazil, CHina, New Zealand, Argentina, South africa,Meico, Egypt, Israel, and few other middleeastern countries) are considered 2nd world countried...\n\nThird are mostly african .... and few others would be .. Vietrnam,.. etc and teh others.... It is a term to describe who is more economically advanced... and who is more independed..... African countries lack funds... live in poverty and they do not have any soft of technology to help them through... They are less industralised.. and fall far far behind teh rest of teh world ( 1rst and 2nd world countries) .. I hope i helped you.... ANd there is an argument wheather to say put mieastern countries as 2nd or below second and just call them "Oil Wealthy Countries" but that has changed after they became more developed... I.E dubai.(UAE) ..>> is becoming the hottest market on this planet...so advanced.. ..Maybe The New Born hongKong... Anyhow .. thast why they call aftrcan countried 3rd world >>> electricity is scarcely available there...
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China is pretty smart... I think we can all agree they have an artifically devalued currecy, which gives them a nice advantage in the world market, but hey it's not like the U.S. doesn't have some nice advatages too. I worry a lot about human rights issues there and I wish they could maybe set a little better example for Southeast Asia. But as for it's role in the international community, it's a billion people, huge workforce for potentially cheap labor and huge market for imported goods. The needs are pushing up the prices for goods internationally though, like oil, but hey that's consumerism.
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The quick answer is, "Yes". \n\nMain reason is that they need to ensure that they are represented in all delivery channels. Although internet retailing is only a small proportion of sales at present, it is likely to become much more significant.\n\nUse Porter's 4 forces model, 1st mover and risk of new technology arguments to round out this basic argument.
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They now all do in one format or another....the on line market is too big to avoid this these days
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Check out this article on Links Direct:\n\nhttp://directmag.com/news/marketing_network_holdings_international/index.html
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It is a possibility.  There are a few countries, including India and China, which are starting to gain in power and strength.  This is a good thing for world stability.  It is unhealthy for one country to be the ultimate superpower and to think it can run the entire world.  Increasing power gains by other countries will challenge the US and "put it in its place."
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Dollar Diplomacy. Started by President Taft. But the U.S. doesn't/can't just keep printing more money. It doesn't work like that. I wouldn't call it "fooling other countries" though. It's more like investing in what the U.S. wants.
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SHARE MARKETS ARE WELL KNOWN FOR ITS FLUCTUATIONS..\nNOW A DAYS THE INDEX GOING HIGHER..A SIGN WHICH SHOWS A COUNTRY'S ECONOMIC PROGRESS..\nWELL.\nE.C. IS HIGHLY EMPOWERED TO CONDUCT AN FAIR ELECTION OF THE WORLDS BIGGEST DEMOCRACY.
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international trade....go asian, such as singapore or hongkong....these are on a booming economy