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Book SynopsisLearn to select appropriate strategic tools and measure the competitiveness of international firms!
This essential text addresses important strategic marketing issues and questions in a unique and insightful way. Strategic Global Marketing: Issues and Trends takes on the standardization vs. adaptation issue and will familiarize you with important topics, including customer value measurement in highly competitive industries; factors influencing export attitudes; qualities necessary for successful international business conduct; distribution channels behavior and regional differences in the way these channels function; and more! Handy charts, tables, and figures make the information easy to access and understand.
In Strategic Global Marketing: Issues and Trends, authors from Israel, the United States, India, Hong Kong, and New Zealand examine the usefulness of comparative studies of dominant cultural values in successful international strategy development as well as oth
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Technometric Benchmarking: Identifying Sources of Superior Customer Value
- Export Attitudes of Taiwanese Executives
- Dominant Cultural Values: Content Analysis of the U.S. and Indian Print Advertisements
- Characteristics of Chinese Wholesalers’ Marketing Behavior: A Functional Approach
- Standardization of International Strategy and Export Performance: A Meta-Analysis
- The Effectiveness of Investment and Trade Promotion in American Cities
- An Empirical Investigation of Marketing Programme and Process Elements in the Home-Host Scenario
- Elements of Standardization, Firm Performance and Selected Marketing Variables: A General Linear Relationship Framework
- High Performance Firms in a Complex New China: A Tale of Six Cities
- Index
- Reference Notes Included
