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Five methods of entering international markets?
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Five methods of entering international markets?
Exporting, licensing/franchising, joint venture, FDI, e-commerce.
Export, license, JV, FDI, e-com
Entry choice depends on: budget, market knowledge, ___, ___
Risk tolerance, product type.
Risk + product
Link market entry to ___ and growth strategies
STEEPLE (legal, cultural factors); Ansoff (market development quadrant).
STEEPLE + Ansoff
Exporting = ___
Selling domestic products abroad. Low risk but limited control over distribution.
Sell abroad, low risk
Joint venture = ___
Partnering with a local firm to share costs, risks and local knowledge.
Local partner, shared
FDI = ___
Foreign direct investment — setting up operations in another country. High control but high cost and risk.
Own operations abroad
Trade-off in market entry: more investment = more ___ but more ___
Control and profit; risk and cost.
Control vs risk
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Five cultural factors in international marketing?
Language, religious/social norms, consumer preferences, legal requirements, media habits.
Language, religion, preferences, law, media
Link cultural differences to the 7 Ps: each P may need ___
Adaptation for international markets — product, price, place, promotion all affected.
Adaptation
Standardisation = ___. Adaptation = ___
Same product worldwide (cheaper); modified for local markets (better fit).
Same vs modified
What is glocalisation?
Think global, act local — maintaining global brand but adapting to local tastes. E.g. McDonald's local menus.
Global brand + local adaptation
McDonald's McSpicy Paneer (India) is an example of ___
Glocalisation — adapting the menu to respect local culture (no beef) while keeping the global brand.
Glocalisation
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Four opportunities of international marketing?
Larger markets, economies of scale, risk diversification, extended product life cycle.
Bigger, cheaper, diversified, longer PLC
Always evaluate ___ sides of international marketing in exams
Both — opportunities AND challenges, linked to STEEPLE and growth strategies.
Both sides
Four challenges of international marketing?
Cultural misunderstandings, legal complexity, exchange rate fluctuations, logistics, political instability.
Culture, law, FX, logistics, politics
Extended PLC means ___
A product declining in one market can be launched in newer markets where it's still in growth phase.
New markets extend life
Topic 4.6 study notes
Full notes & explanations for International marketing (HL only)
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