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BUS 216 - Special Topics in International Business

• Develop a comparative perspective of business practices in the three major trading regions of the globe.
• Develop a comparative perspective of the varied environmental factors affecting business and trade relations in different countries of the globe.
• Understand the mechanics of trade, both export and import, including transport issues, customs documentation, distribution methods, and etc.
• Know the current issues related to the world trade organization and other international agencies.
• Explore and provide analysis of current issues involving the European Union, North American Tree Trade Agreement, and other regional integration agreements.
• Read articles and understand current issues related to business activity of U.S. businesses.
• Demonstrate a working knowledge of the various sources of information and research tools relating to the practice of international business.
• Be able to identify factors that create international business opportunities.
• Be able to assess financing sources for global business operations.
• Demonstrate an understanding of how to manage international finance and business risk.
• Understand and be able to differentiate the varied strategies for entering the global marketplace.
• Complete and present an international business plan for a firm entering a new foreign market.
• Use international business simulations to provide quasi-practical exposure to international operations of a firm.
• Demonstrate a better understanding of the case study method as applied to international business management issues.

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