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- Introduction
- International trade
- Trends: globalization
- Convergence of demand
- Trends: market integration
- The borderless world
- One-third of all trade is within companies
- China, India and the global economy (1)
- China, India and the global economy (2)
- What makes China and India powerful?
- Chindia
- These immense workforces already are converging
- The US will have to make room for China and India
- China and India vs. the US
- China+India account for a mere 6% of global GDP
- Cheap labour edge will not last forever
- Indians role in the global innovation chain
- Producing high-quality goods at low prices
- Viewing the market as an opportunity
- Eastern Europe
- What Europe looks like
- Asymmetry of power in Europe
- Emerging economies coming out ahead
- Emerging markets and disruptive innovations
- The end of the multinational business model?
- Local sensitivity
- Global individualism
- Bottom up approach
- New buzzwords
- business ecosystem
- "Coopetition" gaining acceptance
- SMEs play a role in emerging business models
- Consumer sophistication
- Why last year's marketing plan is obsolete
- A good look at international marketing costs
- Globalised marketing operations
- Future challenges
- What customers expect
- Managing in a borderless world
- Interactive is back
- Web sites for different target segments
- Collaborative marketing and commerce
- International sourcing and procurement
- International CLM
- Different forces becoming globally enmeshed
- Wealth gars wits waver
Topics Covered
- International trade
- Trends: globalization, market integration, labour markets and social change
- What Europe looks like
- Emerging economies coming out ahead
- The end of the multinational business model?
- Local sensitivity
- Global individualism
- Bottom-up approach
- 'Coopetition' gaining acceptance
- Managing in a borderless world
- Collaborative marketing and commerce
- International sourcing and procurement
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Moutinho, L. (2009, December 1). Cross-boundary marketing: sensitivity to global convergence or global individualism? [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/SIXB2592.Export Citation (RIS)
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Cross-boundary marketing: sensitivity to global convergence or global individualism?
Published on December 1, 2009
33 min
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