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International Business

Faculty of Economics and BusinessDepartment of International Business
Credits1.5
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Semester offeredSemester 1 (Fall)
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Last updated7 months ago

Description

The student identifies the international (European) environment in which companies, and in particular multinationals, operate (1.a, 3.a) The student distinguishes and can explain how the different global strategies of the MNE determine which foreign entry modes are adequate (2.q.) The student can analyse the determinants of successful internationalization by MNEs through different theoretical perspectives: transaction cost theory, institutional theory and resource dependence theory (3.i.) The student can apply an international business strategy model, gather data at firm, industry and country level to propose an adequate international business strategy (11.c.)

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