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Ch01
1.
Chapter 1 Multinational Management
in a Changing World Copyright© 2004 Thomson Learning All rights reserved
2.
Learning Objectives ••
Define multinational management Define multinational management •• Understand the characteristics of a multinational Understand the characteristics of a multinational company company •• Understand the nature of the global economy and the Understand the nature of the global economy and the key forces that drive globalization key forces that drive globalization •• Know the basic classification of the world’s economies Know the basic classification of the world’s economies Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
3.
Learning Objectives •• Identify
the characteristics of the next generation of Identify the characteristics of the next generation of multinational managers multinational managers Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
4.
Multinational Management •• Formulation
of strategies and management systems to Formulation of strategies and management systems to take advantage of international opportunities and take advantage of international opportunities and respond to international threats respond to international threats Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
5.
The Nature of
the Multinational Company •• Any company that engages in business functions Any company that engages in business functions beyond its domestic borders beyond its domestic borders •• Includes both large and small companies Includes both large and small companies Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
6.
Exhibit 1.1 –
The Largest Companies in the World Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Globalization •• Worldwide trend
of the economies of the world Worldwide trend of the economies of the world becoming borderless and interlinked. becoming borderless and interlinked. •• Not all economies are participating or benefiting Not all economies are participating or benefiting equally in the process. equally in the process. •• Important forces are driving globalization. Important forces are driving globalization. •• It is also important to look at classifications of the It is also important to look at classifications of the world’s economies. world’s economies. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
8.
Countries of the
World: The Arrived, the Coming, and the Struggling •• Developed countries: mature economies with Developed countries: mature economies with substantial per capita Gross Domestic Product, substantial per capita Gross Domestic Product, international trade, and investments. international trade, and investments. •• Developing countries: economies that have grown Developing countries: economies that have grown extensively over past two decades, e.g., Hong Kong, extensively over past two decades, e.g., Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea. Singapore, South Korea. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Countries of the
World: The Arrived, the Coming, and the Struggling •• Transition economies: countries that have changed Transition economies: countries that have changed from mostly communist systems to market/capitalistic from mostly communist systems to market/capitalistic systems, systems, •• e.g., Czech republic, Hungary, Poland. e.g., Czech republic, Hungary, Poland. •• Less developed countries: have yet to show much Less developed countries: have yet to show much progress in the global economy progress in the global economy •• most are located in Central and South America and most are located in Central and South America and Africa. Africa. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
10.
Exhibit 1.2: Selected Economies
of the World Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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The Globalizing Economy:
Seven Key Trends •• Disintegrating borders Disintegrating borders •• Growing cross-border trade and investment Growing cross-border trade and investment •• The rise of global products and global customers The rise of global products and global customers •• Privatizations Privatizations Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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The Globalizing Economy:
7 Key Trends •• New competitors in the world market New competitors in the world market •• The rise of global standards of quality and production The rise of global standards of quality and production •• The Internet and information technology The Internet and information technology Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
13.
Exhibit 1.3: The
Globalizing Economy Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Borders Are Disintegrating:
The World Trade Organization •• Formal structure for continued negotiations and for Formal structure for continued negotiations and for settling trade disputes among nations. settling trade disputes among nations. •• 1947: Nations met to reduce tariffs from 45% to 1947: Nations met to reduce tariffs from 45% to less than 5%—resulted in the General Agreement less than 5%—resulted in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). •• 1986: Negotiations began in Uruguay to continue 1986: Negotiations began in Uruguay to continue reducing tariffs. reducing tariffs. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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World Trade Organization ••
1997: Trade ministers from countries representing 92% 1997: Trade ministers from countries representing 92% of world trade agreed to eliminate tariffs on software, of world trade agreed to eliminate tariffs on software, computer chips, telecommunication equipment, and computer chips, telecommunication equipment, and computers. computers. •• WTO has, nevertheless, some critics. WTO has, nevertheless, some critics. •• Not all countries are participating equally in WTO. Not all countries are participating equally in WTO. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Regional Trade Agreements ••
Regional Trade Agreements—agreements among Regional Trade Agreements—agreements among nations to reduce tariffs and develop similar technical nations to reduce tariffs and develop similar technical and economic standards. and economic standards. •• European Union: includes a large number of European Union: includes a large number of European countries. European countries. •• Allows free movement of goods and services and Allows free movement of goods and services and a common currency. a common currency. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Regional Trade Agreements ••
The North American Free Trade Agreement The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA): links United States, Canada, and Mexico (NAFTA): links United States, Canada, and Mexico in an economic bloc. in an economic bloc. •• Allows freer exchange of goods and services Allows freer exchange of goods and services •• The Asia-Pacific-Economic Cooperation (APEC): The Asia-Pacific-Economic Cooperation (APEC): looser confederation of 19 Asian nations with less looser confederation of 19 Asian nations with less specific agreements on trade facilitation. specific agreements on trade facilitation. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Sell Anywhere, Locate
Anywhere •• World trade growth: average of 6.5% per year between World trade growth: average of 6.5% per year between 1990 and 2000. 1990 and 2000. •• Nearly half of the over $5 trillion in world trade is Nearly half of the over $5 trillion in world trade is among the European union, the U.S., and Japan—the among the European union, the U.S., and Japan—the TRIAD. TRIAD. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
19.
Exhibit 1.5 –
Leading Exporting and Importing Countries Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Exhibit 1.5 –
Leading Exporting and Importing Countries, continued Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
21.
Exhibit 1.6: Recent Growth/Decline
for Leading Importers and Exporters Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
22.
Exhibit 1.6: Recent Growth/Decline
for Leading Importers and Exporters Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
23.
Sell Anywhere, Locate
Anywhere •• Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) occurs when a Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) occurs when a multinational company from one country has an multinational company from one country has an ownership position located in another country. ownership position located in another country. •• FDI increased by more that 36% between 1996 and FDI increased by more that 36% between 1996 and 2000. 2000. •• Post 9/11 has seen a decline in FDI. Post 9/11 has seen a decline in FDI. •• Nevertheless, it remains a significant factor. Nevertheless, it remains a significant factor. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
24.
Exhibit 1.7 –
Top 25 Companies by Foreign Asset Ownership Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Foreign Direct Investment ••
Developed countries get the bulk of FDI (69%) while Developed countries get the bulk of FDI (69%) while developing countries get around 30%. developing countries get around 30%. •• Least developed countries get minimal FDI. Least developed countries get minimal FDI. •• Implications for managers—significant opportunities Implications for managers—significant opportunities around the world. around the world. •• Multinational managers should look at risk rating of Multinational managers should look at risk rating of countries. countries. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
26.
Exhibit 1.8: Risk
Ratings of Selected Countries Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
27.
The Internet and
Information Technology •• Electronic Communication — E-mail, World Wide Web, Electronic Communication — E-mail, World Wide Web, etc. etc. •• Allows multinationals to communicate with company Allows multinationals to communicate with company locations throughout the world. locations throughout the world. •• Multinationals can also monitor worldwide Multinationals can also monitor worldwide operations. operations. •• Information technology is spurring a borderless Information technology is spurring a borderless financial market. financial market. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
28.
The Rise of
Global Products and Global Customers •• The needs of customers for many products and The needs of customers for many products and services are growing more similar, services are growing more similar, •• e.g., McDonald’s, Boeing, Toyota. e.g., McDonald’s, Boeing, Toyota. •• Global customers search the world for their supplies Global customers search the world for their supplies without regard for national boundaries. without regard for national boundaries. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Privatization •• Sale of
government-owned businesses to private Sale of government-owned businesses to private investors, investors, •• usually through stock or direct sale to other usually through stock or direct sale to other companies. companies. •• Two types of privatization contribute to the global Two types of privatization contribute to the global economy — the developed world and the developing economy — the developed world and the developing world. world. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Privatization—Types •• The Developed
Countries The Developed Countries •• Use privatization to make formerly government- Use privatization to make formerly government- controlled enterprises more competitive in the global controlled enterprises more competitive in the global economy. economy. •• The Developing Countries The Developing Countries •• Use privatization to jump-start their economies or to Use privatization to jump-start their economies or to speed the transition from a communist to a capitalist speed the transition from a communist to a capitalist system. system. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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New Competitors •• Free
market reforms are creating a potential group of Free market reforms are creating a potential group of new competitors. new competitors. •• Korean, Russian, Taiwanese, and Mexican companies Korean, Russian, Taiwanese, and Mexican companies are all emerging. are all emerging. •• Chinese companies are also on the move. Chinese companies are also on the move. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
32.
Exhibit 1.9: Top
25 Emerging Market Economies Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
33.
New Competitors are
Emerging •• Global trade has two important effects in developing Global trade has two important effects in developing new competitors: new competitors: •• When developing countries are used as low-wage When developing countries are used as low-wage platforms for high-tech assembly, multinationals platforms for high-tech assembly, multinationals facilitate the transfer of technology. facilitate the transfer of technology. •• Aggressive multinationals are also expanding Aggressive multinationals are also expanding beyond their own borders. beyond their own borders. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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The Rise of
Global Standards •• Companies can make one or only a few versions of Companies can make one or only a few versions of product for the world market. product for the world market. •• This is cheaper than making different versions for This is cheaper than making different versions for different countries. different countries. •• Drive to develop common standards to save money. Drive to develop common standards to save money. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Global Standards •• Consistency
in quality also an important requirement of Consistency in quality also an important requirement of doing business in many countries. doing business in many countries. •• International organization for standardization (ISO) in International organization for standardization (ISO) in Geneva, Switzerland Geneva, Switzerland •• Developed a set of technical standards (ISO Developed a set of technical standards (ISO 9001:2000 series). 9001:2000 series). Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Next Generation of
Multinational Managers: Characteristics •• Global mindset Global mindset •• Ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds Ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds •• Long-range perspective Long-range perspective •• Ability to manage change and transition Ability to manage change and transition •• Ability to create systems for learning and changing Ability to create systems for learning and changing organizations organizations Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Next Generation of
Multinational Managers: Characteristics •• Talent to motivate all employees to achieve excellence Talent to motivate all employees to achieve excellence •• Accomplished negotiation skills Accomplished negotiation skills •• Willingness to seek overseas assignments Willingness to seek overseas assignments •• Understanding of national cultures Understanding of national cultures Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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Multinational Management: A
Strategic Approach •• Considers how managers formulate and implement Considers how managers formulate and implement strategies to compete successfully in the global strategies to compete successfully in the global economy. economy. •• Strategies are the maneuvers or activities used to Strategies are the maneuvers or activities used to increase and sustain organizational performance. increase and sustain organizational performance. •• Multinational strategies must include maneuvers that Multinational strategies must include maneuvers that deal with operating in more than one country and deal with operating in more than one country and culture. culture. Copyright© 2005 South-Western/Thomson Learning All rights reserved
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