Ceteris paribus, the complexity of skills and knowledge that are needed to succeed in international business is far greater than those required to manage a domestic business because ________.   A) international businesspeople must have extensive knowledge on the cultural, economic, legal, political, and social differences among people around the world   B) of the emergence of e-commerce and the reduction of trade restrictions affecting all the countries of the world   C) international market managers must travel extensively for product promotions   D) international businesspeople must be able to maintain their organization's culture irrespective of the country they are doing business in   E) the organization culture requires to be changed frequently depending on the host country

So, I changed one of my user's phone plans to allow for international calling, awhile back, but when I received the bill from Verizon, it turns out that some of the countries in Africa that was visited do not have reliable or managed cellular service. It made me wonder about not only cellular coverage but also access to the Internet.  1) "A country that wants to progress economically and provide opportunities for its citizens must ensure that Internet access is widely available." Do you agree with this statement? Why or why not? 2) Net neutrality has been described as the preservation of an open Internet and the ability to communicate freely online. How does this relate to the workplace?

We are presented with a highly unique situation right now - specifically, the spread of information and misinformation regarding the novel coronavirus. Discuss the role of social media in the world situation currently - where do ethics and healthy social media usage come into play?

Look at the challenges identified by the Canadian Tourism Commission. Rearrange them in order of importance, as you see it. 2. Provide a brief description of what you believe to be the five most important issues.

Free market proponents argue that ____________ benefits far more people than it hurts and that it has resulted in a reduction in global poverty levels, particularly in developing nations.   a socialism   b anti-globalization   c globalization

Hello, is it possible for you to explain me this?   Sources of international law• concept, types and system of sources of international law• basic sources of international law• auxiliary sources of international law• other sources of international law• examples of sources of international law

Studying international business is important for all the following reasons except for ________. A) It explains why a government is motivated by profit.   B) An understanding helps you decide what governmental policies to support.   C) The best way of conducting business may differ by country.   D) It helps managers to decide where to find resources and to sell.   E) Modes of operations may differ from those used domestically.   F) Most companies are either international or compete with international companies.   G)An understanding helps you make better career decisions.

Jason and Jane are discussing the properties of markets. Jason argues that because markets are driven by voluntary actions, market outcomes always promote the overall social welfare. Jane argues that while markets may make many people better off, illegal markets have the same "self-healing" properties as legal markets and reduce overall social welfare. Who is correct? A. Only Jane is correct. b. Neither Jason nor Jane is correct. c. Only Jason is correct.   Typed and non plagiarised answer please. Answer correctly.

War and unlawful activity are two examples of _______________ conditions that influence international business. a. economic b. cultural and social  c. geographic d. political and legal

A company's "macro-environment is shaped by Copyright by GoBus Sawan Inc. Copying, dirbuling or 3rd O the nature and strength of industry driving forces and the intensity of the competitive pressures it faces. O the factors that make the industry and competitive environment in which the company operates attractive or attractive. O all factors and influences that impact a company's opportunities and prospects for attractive revenue growth and future profitability O prevailing population demographics, competitive pressures, driving forces, and the key factors for competitive success. O all factors and influences outside the company's boundaries that are strategically relevant enough to have a bearing on the decisions the company ultimately makes about its direction, objectives, strategy, and business model.