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Global Business Terms and Cultures

The document defines 20 key terms related to globalization, global strategy, business cultures, and business climates. The terms include globalization, global strategy, multinational corporations, foreign operations, joint ventures, and specifics about business cultures and climates in Mexico, Japan, China, India, Africa, Indonesia, and Japan.

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Global Business Terms and Cultures

The document defines 20 key terms related to globalization, global strategy, business cultures, and business climates. The terms include globalization, global strategy, multinational corporations, foreign operations, joint ventures, and specifics about business cultures and climates in Mexico, Japan, China, India, Africa, Indonesia, and Japan.

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Key Terms with Definitions:

1. Globalization - this is a practice of exporting goods done by various countries all over the
world, wherein their main goal is to increase both global profits.
2. Global Strategy - rather than perceiving a country on its own, global strategy includes
deliberately includes procedures to ensure global needs.
3. Multinational Corporations - these are legal organizations based in a local country that
perform business pursuits.
4. Foreign Operations - this operation can expand any global business by possibly
introducing it to a wider market but still has its risks.
5. Joint Ventures - this term is considered a big help for global businesses that can help
them have a wider knowledge regarding basic pieces of information about their target
market.
6. The Global Challenge - such markets are still continuously growing, it resonates why the
large economies are not becoming less themselves.
7. American Versus Foreign Business Culture - managers attaining basic cultural
knowledge is what’s important in order to attract people in other countries.
8. Punctuality - this habit is rather infamous rather than being considered by many business
groups.
9. Waving - this action is considered a personal insult when the hands are too closed to an
individual’s face, particularly in Greece and Nigeria.
10. Smiling - this communication form does work worldwide.
11. Personally Touching and Distance norms - this concept is different in any part of the
world, considering that we are all introduced to distinctive ethics.
12. Mexico’s Business Culture - seeking for employers are rather based on the person’s
attitude; if he’s respectful, obedient, etc. They are also overprotective.
13. Japan’s Business Culture - their culture is based on how an individual engaged with their
colleagues.
14. China’s Business Culture - China’s culture about business depends on what position a
person possesses in their business.
15. India’s Business Culture - people in this country do not like responding “no’, rather than
correcting employees, they will just vaguely say something that you would want to hear.
16. Africa’s Business Climate - this country is being helped by many countries to be able to
stabilize itself to the modern world.
17. China’s Business Climate - this country is the most populated worldwide, hence, making
them number one on being influential.
18. Indonesia’s Business Climate - this country is known for its fast-growing economy in
Asia, except our country and China.
19. India’s Business Climate - this country is the world’s large economy.
20. Japan’s Business Climate - In 2019, this country’s economic growth decreased to a halt,
dropped flat in 2020, and then regained in 2021.

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