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adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE
vii
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
xiii
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
xvii
PART
1
The International Marketing Environment
1
Global Environmental Drivers
3
The International Marketplace
1.1:
Global Trends Impose New
Strategic Marketing Requirements
3
International Marketing Defined
5
The International Marketplace
1.2:
Environment and Sustainability:
A Global Challenge for Ideas
6
The Importance of World Trade
7
Global Linkages
8
The International Marketplace
1.3:
New Sources for Outsourcing
9
Domestic Policy Repercussions
12
Opportunities and Challenges in International Marketing
13
The International Marketplace
1.4:
Emerging Consumers Bring
a Smile to Coca-Cola and Consumer Goods Companies
14
The Goals of This Book
15 .
Summary
18
Key Terms
19
Questions for Discussion
19
Internet Exercises
19
Recommended Readings
20
Endnotes 20
APPENDIX A
A Brief Review of Marketing
21
Strategic Marketing
22
Target Market Selection
22
Marketing Management
23
The Marketing Process
24
Key Terms
24
Endnotes 24
APPENDIX
В
Geographical Perspectives on International Marketing
25
Location
25
Place
26
Natural Features
26
Human Features
27
Interaction
28
Movement
29
Region
31
Key Terms
31
International Trade Frameworks and Policy
32
The International Marketplace
2.1:
A Trade Negotiator s
Glossary: What They Said and What They Really Meant
32
The Historical Dimension
33
The International Marketplace
2.2:
The Modern-Day Pirate
34
Global Division
36
Transnational Institutions Affecting World Trade
36
World Trade Organization
36
The International Marketplace
2.3:
The WTO s Missing Member
38
International Monetary Fund
39
World Bank
40
Regional Institutions
41
Trade Positions Compared
42
A Diagnosis of the U.S. Trade Position
42
The Impact of Trade and Investment
45
The Effect of Trade
45
The Effect of International Investment
45
Policy Responses to Trade Problems
46
Restrictions of Imports
46
Export Promotion Efforts
51
A Strategic Outlook for Trade and Investment Policies
52
A U.S. Perspective
52
An International Perspective
53
The International Marketplace
2.4:
The Trade Reality of E-Commerce
54
Summary
55
Key Terms
56
Questions for Discussion
56
Internet Exercises
56
Recommended Readings
56
Endnotes 57
The Role of Culture
58
The International Marketplace
3.1:
IMAX Broadens Presence
58
Culture Defined
61
The International Marketplace
3.2:
From Hollywood to Bollywood
63
The Elements of Culture
64
Language
65
Nonverbal Language
67
Religion
68
Values and Attitudes
70
Manners and Customs
71
Material Elements
73
Aesthetics
74
The International Marketplace
3.3:
Global
SEM:
A Story
in Three Acts
75
Education
75
Social Institutions
76
Sources of Cultural Knowledge
77
Cultural Analysis
79
The Training Challenge
83
Making Culture Work for Marketing Success
84
The International Marketplace
3.4:
Cultural Awareness Online
85
Embrace Local Culture
85
Build Relationships
86
Employ Locals in Order to Gain Cultural Knowledge
86
Help Employees Understand You
87
Adapt Products and Processes to Local Markets
87
Coordinate by Region
87
Summary
87
Key Terms
88
Questions for Discussion
88
Internet Exercises
88
Recommended Readings
89
Endnotes 89
The Economic Environment
91
The International Marketplace
4.1:
Global Middle-Class Market
91
Market Characteristics
95
Population
95
Infrastructure
102
Impact of the Economic Environment on Social Development
104
Regional Economic Integration
107
European Integration
108
The North American Free Trade Agreement
109
The International Marketplace
4.2:
NAFTA Reshaping Retail
Markets 111
Integration in Latin America
113
Integration in Asia
114
Integration in Africa and the Middle East
115
Emerging Markets
116
The International Marketplace
4.3:
The Gulf Economies Are Linked
East and West
117
Adjust Entry Strategy
120
Manage Affordability
122
Invest in Distribution
122
Build Strong Brands
122
Developing Markets
123
Research
123
Create Buying Power
123
Tailor Local Solutions
123
Improve Access
124
Shape Aspirations
124
Economic Integration and the International Marketer
125
Effects of Change
125
Strategic Planning
125
Reorganization
125
Lobbying
126
Summary
126
Key Terms
127
Questions for Discussion
127
Internet Exercises
128
Recommended Readings
128
Endnotes 129
The Political and Legal Environment
131
The International Marketplace
5.1:
Of Course I m a Principal
Player
131
Home-Country Political and Legal Environment
133
Embargoes and Sanctions
134
Export Controls
135
A New Environment for Export Controls
137
The International Marketplace
5.2:
International Export Controls
139
Import Controls
140
Regulation of International Business Behavior
141
Host-Country Political and Legal Environment
142
Political Action and Risk
142
The International Marketplace
5.3:
Baidu, not Google, Is Keyword for
Search in China
144
Legal Differences and Restraints
147
The International Marketplace
5.4:
The Archbishop and the Law
148
Influencing Politics and Laws
149
International Relationships
150
International Politics
151
International Law
151
International Terrorism and Marketing
152
Ethical Issues
156
Corporate Governance and Responsibility
157
The International Marketplace
5.5:
Does Pollution Matter?
158
Intellectual Property
159
Bribery and Corruption
161
Summary
163
Key Terms
164
Questions for Discussion
164
Internet Exercises
164
Recommended Readings
165
Endnotes 165
CASES
1
Super Foods: Camu Camu in Peru
167
African Producers in the Cut Flower and Foliage Trade
171
PART
2
Finding Global Customers
177
6
Consumer, Industrial, and Government Markets
179
The International Marketplace
6.1:
Apple Targets Global
Consumers
179
Drivers of the Global Consumer
181
The Global Consumer
182
Influences on the Global Consumer
184
Economic Status
184
Technology Level
185
The International Marketplace
6.2:
Rise of the Global Middle Class
186
Personal Motives
187
The International Marketplace
6.3:
China s Huge Consumer Market
188
Culture
188
Social Factors
189
Situational Factors
190
Country-of-Origin Effects
191
The Industrial Buyer
192
Influences on the Global Industrial Buyer
193
Culture
193
Stage of Economic Development
194
National Situational Factors
194
The International Marketplace
6.4:
Global Consumerism and
Sustainability
195
The Government Buyer
196
Marketing to Global Consumers
197
Targeting Global Customers
197
Country-of-Origin Challenges
198
Global Customer Relationship Management
199
Selling to Governments
200
Summary
201
Key Terms
202
Questions for Discussion
202
Internet Exercises
203
Recommended Readings
203
Endnotes 204
7
Strategic Planning
206
The International Marketplace
7.1:
Powering Growth in Emerging
Markets
206
Global Marketing
207
Globalization Drivers
208
Market Factors
208
Cost Factors
209
Environmental Factors
210
Competitive Factors
211
The International Marketplace
7.2:
Born
Globais
and Social
Entrepreneurs
212
The Outcome
212
The Strategic Planning Process
213
Understanding and Adjusting the Core Strategy
214
Formulating Global Marketing Strategy
216
The International Marketplace
7.3:
Mood of the World
221
Developing the Global Marketing Program
222
Implementing Global Marketing
224
The Local Company in the Global Environment
227
The International Marketplace
7.4:
Emerging-Market Growth
War Pits Global Brand Giants against Local Rivals
230
Summary
231
Key Terms
231
Questions for Discussion
231
Internet Exercises
231
Recommended Readings
233
Endnotes 233
8
Analyzing People and Markets
235
The International Marketplace
8.1:
Research in Business
and Soccer
235
Defining the Issue
236
International and Domestic Research
237
New Parameters
237
New Environments
237
Number of Factors Involved
237
Broader Definition of Competition
238
Recognizing the Need for Research
238
The Benefits of Research
239
Determining Research Objectives
239
Going International: Exporting
239
Going International: Importing
240
Market Expansion
241
Determining Secondary Information Requirements
241
Sources of Data
242
The International Marketplace
8.2:
What if You Need Information
on Europe?
242
Evaluating Data
245
Analyzing and Interpreting Secondary Data
245
The Primary Research Process
246
Determining Information Requirements
246
Industrial versus Consumer Research
247
Determining Research Administration
247
Determining the Research Technique
249
The International Marketplace
8.3:
Excellence in International
Research
253
Designing
the Survey Questionnaire
257
Developing the Sampling Plan
258
Data Collection
258
The International Marketplace
8.4:
Check Your Translations!
259
Analyzing and Interpreting Primary Data
259
Presenting Research Results
260
Follow-Up and Review
260
Research on the Web
260
The International Information System
262
Environmental Scanning
263
Delphi Studies
264
Scenario Building
264
Summary
265
Key Terms
266
Questions for Discussion
266
Internet Exercises
266
Recommended Readings
267
Endnotes 267
APPENDIX A Information Sources for Marketing Issues
269
European Union
269
United Nations
270
U.S. Government
270
Selected Organizations
271
Indexes to Literature
273
Directories
273
Periodic Reports, Newspapers, and Magazines
273
Selected Trade Databases
274
Trade Publication References with Bibliographic Keywords
274
Trade Publication References with Summaries
274
Full Text of Trade Publications
274
Statistics
275
Price Information
275
Company Registers
275
Trade Opportunities, Tenders
275
Tariffs and Trade Regulations
275
Standards
275
Shipping Information
275
Others
275
APPENDIX
В
The Structure of a Country Commercial Guide
276
The U.S. Commercial Service
276
Doing Business in China
276
Table of Contents
276
Market Entry and Expansion
279
The International Marketplace
9.1:
Product Innovation May
Come Mainly from China
279
Stimuli to Internationalize
281
Proactive Stimuli
281
Reactive Stimuli
282
Change Agents
283
Internal
Change Agents
284
External
Change Agents
285
Going
International
285
Export
286
Export Management
Companies
287
Trading
Companies
287
E-Commerce 288
Licensing and Franchising
290
Licensing
290
The International Marketplace
9.2:
Will a Manufacturing, Marketing,
and Distribution Licensing Agreement Grow the International Market
for
Tazo
Tea?
290
Franchising
292
Foreign Direct Investment
294
Major Foreign Investors
294
Reasons for Foreign Direct Investment
295
A Perspective on Foreign Direct Investors
298
Types of Ownership
299
The International Marketplace
9.3:
Foreign Direct Investments in
Vietnam: The Good and the Bad
300
Summary
304
Key Terms
305
Questions for Discussion
305
Internet Exercises
305
Recommended Readings
306
Endnotes 306
1
0
Marketing Organization, Implementation, and Control
308
The International Marketplace
10.1:
Touch and Improve People s
Everyday Lives
308
Organizational Structure
310
Organizational Designs
310
Evolution of Organizational Structures
318
The International Marketplace
10.2:
Beyond the Matrix
318
Implementation
320
Locus of Decision Making
320
Factors Affecting Structure and Decision Making
321
The Networked Global Organization
322
Promoting Global Internal Cooperation
324
The Role of Country Organizations
327
Control
329
Types of Controls
329
The International Marketplace
10.3:
International Best Practice
Exchange
330
The International Marketplace
10.4:
Corporate Acculturation
333
Exercising Control
334
Summary
335
Key Terms
336
Questions for Discussion
336
Internet
Exercises
337
Recommended Readings
338
Endnotes 338
CASES
2
Working towards Better Vision
341
La Casa de Las Botas
346
PART
3
The Global Marketing Mix
353
11
Product Management and Global Brands
355
The International Marketplace
11.1:
Are Global Brands the
Way to Go?
355
Product Variables
357
Standardization versus Adaptation
358
Factors Affecting Adaptation
359
The Market Environment
360
Government Regulations
360
Nontariff Barriers
361
Customer Characteristics, Expectations, and Preferences
362
Economic Development
364
Competitive Offerings
365
Climate and Geography
365
Product Characteristics
366
Product Constituents and Content
366
Branding
366
Packaging
367
The International Marketplace
11.2:
When There Is More to a Name
368
Appearance
369
Method of Operation or Usage
369
Quality
370
Service
370
Country-of-Origin Effects
370
Company Considerations
371
Global Product Development
372
The International Marketplace
11.3:
New World Car Strategy
373
The Product Development Process
374
The Location of R&D Activities
377
The Organization of Global Product Development
378
The Testing of New Product Concepts
379
The Global Product Launch
380
Managing the Brand Portfolio
381
Brand Strategy Decisions
383
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Private Brand Policies
385
Product Counterfeiting
386
Summary
389
Key Terms
390
Questions for Discussion
390
Internet Exercises
390
Recommended Readings
391
Endnotes 392
12
Global Marketing
of
Services
395
The International
Marketplace
12.1:
Marketing
The Cloud :
Computing as a Service
395
Differences between Services and Goods
396
Linkage between Services and Goods
397
Stand-Alone Services
397
The Role of Services in the U.S. Economy
401
The Role of Services in the World Economy
405
The International Marketplace
12.2:
Iceland Goes Bankrupt
406
Global Transformations of Services
407
International Trade Problems in Services
408
Data Collection Problems
409
Regulations and Service Trade Negotiations
409
Corporate Involvement in International Services Marketing
411
Services and E-Commerce
411
Services and
Academia
412
Typical International Services
413
Starting to Market Services Internationally
41
S
The International Marketplace
12.3:
Service Contractor Offers
Sustainability in Trade Shows and Exhibitions
416
Strategic Implications of International Services Marketing
417
Summary
419
Key Terms
419
Questions for Discussion
419
Internet Exercises
420
Recommended Readings
420
Endnotes 420
13
Advertising, Promotion, and Sales
422
The International Marketplace
13.1:
Global Sponsorship
422
The Marketing Communications Process
423
Planning Promotional Campaigns
425
The Target Audience
425
Campaign Objectives
426
The Budget
428
Media Strategy
429
The Promotional Message
433
The Campaign Approach
435
Measurement of Advertising Effectiveness
439
Other Promotional Elements
439
Personal Selling
439
The International Marketplace
13.2:
Automation of the Sales Force
442
Direct Marketing
443
Sales Promotion
444
Trade Shows and Missions
446
The International Marketplace
13.3:
At the Fair
448
Public Relations
448
Internal Public Relations
448
Sponsorship Marketing
451
Summary
453
Key Terms
454
Questions for Discussion
454
Internet Exercises
454
Recommended Readings
456
Endnotes 456
14
Pricing Strategies and Tactics
458
The International Marketplace
14.1:
Now for the Hard Part: Getting
Paid for Exports
458
Price Dynamics
459
The Setting of Export Prices
461
Export Pricing Strategy
461
Export-Related Costs
464
Terms of Sale
465
The International Marketplace
14.2:
Penetrating Foreign Markets
by Controlling Export Transport
467
Terms of Payment
468
Getting Paid for Exports
471
Managing Foreign Exchange Risk
473
Sources of Export Financing
476
Commercial Banks
476
Forfaiting and Factoring
477
Official Trade Finance
477
Leasing
478
Pricing within Individual Markets
479
Corporate Objectives
479
Costs
480
Demand and Market Factors
481
Market Structure and Competition
482
Environmental Constraints
483
Pricing Coordination
483
Transfer Pricing
483
Use of Transfer Prices to Achieve Corporate Objectives
485
Transfer Pricing Challenges
486
The International Marketplace
14.3:
The Tax Haven That Is Saving
Google Billions
488
Countertrade
489
Why Countertrade?
489
Types of Countertrade
490
Summary
491
Key Terms
492
Questions for Discussion
492
Internet Exercises
492
Recommended Readings
493
Endnotes 494
15
Global
Distribution and Logistics
496
The International Marketplace
15.1:
Getting the Distribution Job Done
in Latin America
496
Channel Structure
498
Channel Design
499
Customers
500
Culture
500
Competition
501
Company Objectives
501
Character
501
Capital
501
Cost
501
Coverage
502
Control
502
Continuity
502
Communication
502
The International Marketplace
15.2:
Tesco: Community Promises and
Local Priorities
503
Channel Management
504
Selection of Intermediaries
504
The
Distributor
Agreement
506
Gray Markets
507
Termination of the Channel Relationship
509
E-Commerce
510
International Logistics
513
Supply Chain Management
514
The Impact of International Logistics
514
The International Marketplace
15.3:
Supply Chains after the Japanese
Earthquake
515
The New Dimensions of International Logistics
515
International Transportation Issues
515
Transportation Infrastructure
516
Availability of Modes
516
Choice of Transport Modes
518
The International Shipment
520
Documentation
520
Assistance with International Shipments
521
International Inventory Issues
521
Order Cycle Time
521
Customer Service Levels
522
Inventory as a Strategic Tool
522
International Storage Issues
522
Storage Facilities
523
Outsourcing
523
Foreign Trade Zones
523
International Packaging Issues
524
Management of International Logistics
525
Centralized Logistics Management
525
Decentralized Logistics Management
525
Contract Logistics
525
Logistics and Security
526
The International Marketplace
15.4:
The Dangers of Somali Pirates
527
Recycling and Reverse
Logistics
528
Summary
528
Key Terms
529
Questions for Discussion
529
Internet Exercises
530
Recommended Readings
531
Endnotes 531
APPENDIX A Elements of a Distributor Agreement
533
CASES
3
Toyota Incident
535
The Bell Boing V-22
540
PART
4
Leadership in Global Marketing
545
16
Social Networks and Communication
547
The International Marketplace
16.1:
Volkswagen s Global Social
Media Campaigns
547
Social Networks: Key to Online Relationships
550
The Rise of Social Media
552
Forms of Social Media
553
Why Do Social Media Work?
554
Creating Content via Social Media
555
The International Marketplace
16.2:
Africa s Blossoming
Social Media
558
Marketing Dimensions of Social Media
559
Generate Exposure for the Firm and Its Products
559
Build Brand Equity
560
Drive Traffic to Corporate Websites
560
Link with Other Sites across the Internet
561
Leverage Social Networks
561
Generate Buzz and Spread Specific Messages Virally
561
Generate Product Sales
561
Conduct Market Research
561
Develop Ideas for New Products and Marketing Approaches
562
Garner Publicity from News Media
562
Improve Search Engine Rankings
562
The International Marketplace
16.3:
Social Media for Charity
Fundraising
563
Achieve Cost Effectiveness
563
Challenges of Social Media
563
Send the Wrong Message
563
Resource Intensive
564
Results Are Difficult to Measure
564
Lack of Access
564
Social Media and International Communications
565
Advertising
565
Sales
565
Public Relations
566
Promotional Activities
567
Integrating Social Media with Traditional Marketing Communications
567
Social Media Around the World
567
Social Media
Success Strategies in International Marketing
569
Understand the Difference between Traditional Approaches and
Social Media
569
Communicate Your Expertise
569
Customize the Message to the Audience
569
Target a Specific Market
570
Understand Your Markets
570
Monitor Your Firm s Online Reputation
570
Manage Information about Your Company and Brands
570
Summary
571
Key Terms
571
Questions for Discussion
571
Internet Exercises
571
Recommended Readings
572
Endnotes 573
17
Leadership, Corporate Social Responsibility, and
Sustainability
575
The International Marketplace
17.1:
Bank Bonuses and Aristotelian
Finance
575
Leadership
577
Recognizing Marketing Challenges and Dilemmas
577
The Increased Role of Government
579
Trust
580
The Leadership Challenge
584
The International Marketplace
17.2:
For IBM, a Smarter Planet
Is Smart Business
585
Aligning Strategy, Products, and Societal Interests
586
Corporate Social Responsibility
587
What Is the Responsibility of Business?
587
Defining Corporate Social Responsibility
588
The International Marketplace
17.3:
And the Award Goes to
... 590
Strategic Focus
591
CSR Reporting
591
Sustainability
593
A Sustainable Future?
593
Sustainable Practices
595
The International Marketplace
17.4:
Can a War on Carbon Be Good
Business?
596
Sustainable Consumers
597
Greentvashing
598
Growing Importance to Marketing
599
Curative Marketing
600
Truthfulness
601
Simplicity
601
Expanded Participation
602
Personal Responsibility
602
Summary
603
Key Terms
603
Questions for Discussion
603
Internet Exercises
603
Recommended Readings
604
Endnotes 605
18
New Directions and Challenges
607
The International Marketplace
18.1:
Marketable Global Business
School Models
607
International Drivers
—
A Marketer s External Environment
609
Demographics
609
Technology
611
Culture
613
Economic Development
613
Natural Resources
614
Political and Legal
615
The International Marketplace
18.2:
Counterfeiting, Software Piracy,
and Terrorism
616
The Marketer of the Future
—
Strategic Efforts
617
The Balance between Global and Local
617
Innovation
618
Collaborative Partnerships
619
The International Marketplace
18.3:
The Body Shop Partners with
Daabon
621
Connecting with the World s Customers
622
The International Marketplace
18.4:
Facebook s Initial Public
Offering
623
Technology-Based Marketing Research
624
Summary
625
Key Terms
625
Questions for Discussion
625
Internet Exercises
625
Recommended Readings
626
Endnotes 626
APPENDIX A Finding Your Calling: Jobs and Careers in International
Marketing
628
Further Training
628
Employment with a Large Firm
628
Employment with a Small- or Medium-Sized Firm
630
Opportunities for Women in Global Firms
631
Self-Employment
631
End Notes
633
CASES
4
Thai Food in Europe
635 .
China: The Next Aerospace Giant?
639
GLOSSARY
645
NAME INDEX
655
COMPANY INDEX
657
SUBJECT INDEX
661
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