 |  International Business : The Challenge of Global Competition, 8/e Donald Ball
Wendell H. McCulloch,
California State University Long Beach
Paul L. Frantz,
California State University Long Beach
Michael Geringer,
California Polytechnic State University
Michael S. Minor,
University of Texas Pan American
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Contents:Chapter 1: The Rapid Change of Global Business
Chapter 2: Trading and Investing in International Business (includes distributive forces)
Chapter 3: Economic Theories of International Business
Chapter 4: The Dynamics of International Organizations
Chapter 5: Understanding the International Monetary System
Chapter 6: Financial Forces: Influencing International Business
Chapter 7: Economic and Socioeconomic Forces
Chapter 8: Physical and Environmental Forces
Chapter 9: Sociocultural Forces
Chapter 10: Political Forces
Chapter 11: Legal Forces
Chapter 12: Labor Forces
Chapter 13: Competitive Forces
Chapter 14: Strategic Planning, Organization Design and Control of the Firm
Chapter 15: Assessing and Analyzing Markets
Chapter 16: Marketing Internationally
Chapter 17: Export and Import Practices
Chapter 18: Human Resource Management
Chapter 19: Financial Management
Chapter 20: Global Operations Management: The Third Industrial Revolution
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2002 McGraw-Hill Higher Education