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5 pages. Foreign direct investment is not the only logical vehicle for firms that are seeking to develop an international business presence. There are many other reliable and interesting economic ways to seek international presence. This paper will cover some of those sources. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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and interesting economic ways to seek international presence. This paper will cover some of those sources. INTERNATIONAL JOINT VENTURES An international joint venture is a partnership between two
companies in two different countries. For the sake of an example, we will consider that Company A is located in Guatemala, and that Company B is located in Korea.
They produce a product that they sell all over the world. One of the concerns of the joint ventures is that of the constantly changing import-export laws as
well as licensing and tariffs. Positive influence within business communication and cultures is a skill that can be learned, no matter what organizational position one is alluding to
hold. To influence others in a positive way through interpersonal relationships takes time, energy, confidence, and resiliency. As author Jennifer Dreyer (11, 1997), states, "After 2,500 years, individuals
are still learning about the complexity of influencing others. Experiment with these strategies and watch your span of influence increase". While many experts predict that the change to the
import-export industry will quicken due to new technology, international competition and other trends, it is actually difficult to predict with certainty just how this industry will be affected. It is
expected that up to three hundred thousand jobs will be lost by 2005, and that the effects of trade and technology will combine to possibly negatively affect the labor market.
Trade and technology will likely combine to affect negatively the market for workers. Imports will supply the net growth in the domestic market that will lead to little
growth in output through 2005. This stagnation could possibly combine with the worker productivity to eliminate hundreds of thousands of jobs. The import-export industry continues to grow
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