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9780324190465

International Marketing

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  • Copyright: 2003-05-22
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A completely up-to-date text for one of the most dynamic upper-level and graduate courses in marketing departments today. It offers the entire range of international marketing topics beginning with start-up operations, continuing with new market entry considerations, and concluding with the international issues confronting giant global marketers.

Table of Contents

Preface iv
Acknowledgments x
About the Authors xii
Part One The International Environment
The International Marketing Imperative
2(28)
The International Marketplace 1.1: The Two Sides of International Marketing
3(1)
What International Marketing Is
4(1)
The Importance of World Trade
5(2)
Global Linkages
6(1)
The International Marketplace 1.2: Some Thoughts on Basketball Competitiveness
7(3)
Domestic Policy Repercussions
8(2)
The International Marketplace 1.3: International Marketing: Bringing Peace, Fighting Terrorism
10(1)
Opportunities and Challenges in International Marketing
10(4)
The Goals of This Book
14(3)
Summary
15(1)
Key Terms
15(1)
Questions for Discussion
15(1)
Internet Exercises
16(1)
Appendix A: Basics of Marketing
17(4)
Strategic Marketing
17(1)
Target Market Selection
17(2)
Marketing Management
19(1)
The Marketing Process
19(1)
Key Terms
20(1)
Appendix B: Geographical Perspectives on International Marketing
21(9)
Location
22(1)
Place
22(1)
Natural Features
23(1)
Human Features
24(1)
Interaction
25(1)
Movement
26(2)
Region
28(1)
Key Terms
29(1)
International Trade Institutions and Trade Policy
30(26)
The International Marketplace 2.1: Who Should Regulate E-Commerce?
31(1)
The Historical Dimension
31(2)
Global Division
33(1)
Transnational Institutions Affecting World Trade
33(4)
World Trade Organization (WTO)
33(3)
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
36(1)
World Bank
36(1)
The International Marketplace 2.2: World Bank to the Rescue
37(1)
Regional Institutions
37(1)
Comparing International Trade Positions
38(3)
A Diagnosis of the U.S. Trade Position
40(1)
The Impact of Trade and Investment
41(3)
The Effect of Trade
41(1)
The Effect of International Investment
42(2)
Policy Responses to Trade Problems
44(6)
Restrictions of Imports
44(4)
Export Promotion Efforts
48(2)
A Strategic Outlook for Trade and Investment Policies
50(2)
A U.S. Perspective
50(1)
An International Perspective
51(1)
The International Marketplace 2.3: A Marketing Approach to Trade
52(3)
Summary
53(1)
Key Terms
53(1)
Questions for Discussion
53(1)
Internet Exercises
53(1)
Recommended Readings
54(1)
Appendix A: Members of the U.S. Trade Promotion Coordination Committee (TPCC)
55(1)
The Cultural Environment
56(32)
The International Marketplace 3.1: Cultural Imperialism Does Not Sell in International Markets
57(2)
Culture Defined
59(2)
The Elements of Culture
61(1)
Language
61(1)
The International Marketplace 3.2: Euroteens = U.S. Teens?
62(9)
Nonverbal Language
64(1)
Religion
65(3)
Values and Attitudes
68(1)
Manners and Customs
69(2)
The International Marketplace 3.3: Soup: Now It's Mmmm-Mmmm-Global!
71(4)
Material Elements
72(1)
Aesthetics
73(1)
Education
74(1)
Social Institutions
74(1)
Sources of Cultural Knowledge
75(2)
Cultural Analysis
77(4)
The Training Challenge
81(3)
The International Marketplace 3.4: Online Cultural Training
84(1)
Making Culture Work for Marketing Success
84(4)
Summary
86(1)
Key Terms
86(1)
Questions for Discussion
86(1)
Internet Exercises
86(1)
Recommended Readings
87(1)
The Economic Environment
88(42)
The International Marketplace 4.1: Markets at the Bottom of the Income Pyramid
89(5)
Market Characteristics
94(7)
Population
95(6)
The International Marketplace 4.2: In Search of the New China
101(7)
Infrastructure
106(2)
The International Marketplace 4.3: Bringing the New Economy to New Markets
108(1)
Impact of the Economic Environment on Social Development
109(1)
Regional Economic Integration
109(9)
Levels of Economic Integration
110(8)
The International Marketplace 4.4: NAFTA and Wal-Mart: Reshaping the Mexican Retail Market
118(6)
Other Economic Alliances
120(2)
Economic Integration and the International Marketer
122(2)
Dealing with Financial Crises
124(6)
Causes of the Crises
125(1)
Effects of the Crises
125(1)
Consumer and Marketer Responses
125(2)
Summary
127(1)
Key Terms
127(1)
Questions for Discussion
128(1)
Internet Exercises
128(1)
Recommended Readings
128(2)
The International Political and Legal Environment
130(56)
The International Marketplace 5.1: Is Your French Wine Really from Mexico?
131(1)
Home Country Political and Legal Environment
132(5)
Embargoes and Sanctions
132(3)
Export Controls
135(1)
A New Environment for Export Controls
136(1)
The International Marketplace 5.2: Export Controls: More Harm than Good?
137(7)
Import Controls
140(1)
Regulation of International Business Behavior
141(3)
Host Country Political and Legal Environment
144(6)
Political Action and Risk
144(5)
Legal Differences and Restraints
149(1)
The International Marketplace 5.3: The Ehime Maru: A Clash of Two Cultures
150(3)
Influencing Politics and Laws
151(2)
The International Environment
153(4)
International Politics
153(1)
International Law
153(1)
Summary
154(1)
Key Terms
155(1)
Questions for Discussion
155(1)
Internet Exercises
155(1)
Recommended Readings
156(1)
Cases ``Trick-or-Treat?'' Costume Market in Horror as Halloween Approaches
157(4)
A Presidential Proclamation on Steel
161(6)
Car Financing in China
167(7)
IKEA in the USA
174(5)
Renaming the Vietnamese Catfish
179(3)
Video Case Equal Exchange Strives for Equality through Fair Trade
182(4)
Part Two Beginning International Marketing Activities
Building the Knowledge Base
186(38)
The International Marketplace 6.1: Welcoming China to International Marketing Research
187(1)
Defining the Issue
188(1)
International and Domestic Research
188(1)
New Parameters
188(1)
New Environments
188(1)
Number of Factors Involved
189(1)
Broader Definition of Competition
189(1)
Recognizing the Need for Research
189(1)
The Benefits of Research
190(1)
Determining Research Objectives
191(2)
Going International: Exporting
191(1)
Going International: Importing
192(1)
Market Expansion
192(1)
Determining Secondary Information Requirements
193(1)
Sources of Data
193(1)
The International Marketplace 6.2: Secondary Data Sources in Europe
194(3)
Evaluating Data
196(1)
Analyzing and Interpreting Secondary Data
196(1)
Data Privacy
197(1)
The Primary Research Process
197(6)
Determining Information Requirements
198(1)
Industrial versus Consumer Research
198(1)
Determining Research Administration
198(4)
Determining the Research Technique
202(1)
The International Marketplace 6.3: Adapting Research Procedures to Local Conditions
203(6)
Designing the Survey Questionnaire
205(2)
Developing the Sampling Plan
207(1)
Data Collection
208(1)
Analyzing and Interpreting Primary Data
208(1)
Presenting Research Results
208(1)
Follow-Up and Review
208(1)
Using Web Technology for Research
209(1)
The International Information System
209(6)
Environmental Scanning
210(1)
Delphi Studies
211(1)
Scenario Building
212(1)
Summary
213(1)
Key Terms
214(1)
Questions for Discussion
214(1)
Internet Exercises
214(1)
Recommended Readings
214(1)
Appendix A: Information Sources for Marketing Issues
215(6)
Appendix B: The Structure of a Country Commercial Guide
221(3)
Exporting, Licensing, and Franchising
224(22)
The International Marketplace 7.1: Tapping Global Markets through E-Commerce
225(1)
Motivations to Internationalize
226(4)
Proactive Motivations
227(1)
Reactive Motivations
228(2)
Change Agents
230(1)
Internal Change Agents
230(1)
The International Marketplace 7.2: An Accidental Exporter
231(4)
External Change Agents and Export Intermediaries
232(1)
Export Intermediaries
233(2)
International Stages
235(2)
Licensing and Franchising
237(1)
Licensing
237(1)
Assessment of Licensing
237(1)
The International Marketplace 7.3: International Franchising That Will Melt in Your Mouth
238(1)
Principal Issues in Negotiating Licensing Agreements
239(1)
Trademark Licensing
239(1)
Franchising
240(2)
The Internationalization Process
242(4)
Summary
244(1)
Key Terms
245(1)
Questions for Discussion
245(1)
Internet Exercises
245(1)
Recommended Readings
245(1)
Product Adaptation
246(26)
The International Marketplace 8.1: Europeanizing Products
247(1)
Product Variables
248(4)
Standardization versus Adaptation
249(3)
Factors Affecting Adaptation
252(1)
The Market Environment
252(7)
Government Regulations
252(2)
Nontariff Barriers
254(1)
Customer Characteristics, Expectations, and Preferences
255(3)
Economic Development
258(1)
Competitive Offerings
259(1)
Climate and Geography
259(1)
Product Characteristics
259(3)
Product Constituents
260(1)
Branding
260(1)
Packaging
261(1)
The International Marketplace 8.2: When There Is More to a Name
262(4)
Appearance
263(1)
Method of Operation or Usage
264(1)
Quality
264(1)
Service
265(1)
Country-of-Origin Effects
265(1)
Company Considerations
266(1)
Product Counterfeiting
266(2)
The International Marketplace 8.3: The Phantom Pirates
268(4)
Summary
270(1)
Key Terms
270(1)
Questions for Discussion
270(1)
Internet Exercises
271(1)
Recommended Readings
271(1)
Export Pricing Strategies
272(32)
The International Marketplace 9.1: Adjusting to the Currency Squeeze
273(1)
Price Dynamics
274(2)
The Setting of Export Prices
276(5)
Export Pricing Strategy
277(1)
Export-Related Costs
278(3)
Terms of Sale
281(2)
The International Marketplace 9.2: Penetrating Foreign Markets by Controlling Export Transport
283(1)
Terms of Payment
284(5)
Getting Paid for Exports
289(3)
The International Marketplace 9.3: Now for the Hard Part: Getting Paid for Exports
292(1)
Managing Foreign Exchange Risk
292(4)
Sources of Export Financing
296(3)
Commercial Banks
296(1)
Forfaiting and Factoring
297(1)
Official Trade Finance
298(1)
Price Negotiations
299(1)
Leasing
300(1)
Dumping
300(4)
Summary
302(1)
Key Terms
302(1)
Questions for Discussion
302(1)
Internet Exercises
302(1)
Recommended Readings
303(1)
International Communications
304(28)
The International Marketplace 10.1: The Art of Negotiation
305(1)
The Marketing Communications Process
306(2)
International Negotiations
308(4)
Stages of the Negotiation Process
309(1)
How to Negotiate in Other Countries
310(2)
Marketing Communications Strategy
312(4)
Communications Tools
316(10)
Business/Trade Journals and Directories
316(2)
Direct Marketing
318(2)
Internet
320(1)
Trade Shows and Missions
321(5)
The International Marketplace 10.2: At the Fair
326(3)
Personal Selling
326(3)
The International Marketplace 10.3: Automating the Sales Force
329(3)
Summary
330(1)
Key Terms
330(1)
Questions for Discussion
331(1)
Internet Exercises
331(1)
Recommended Readings
331(1)
Channels and Distribution Strategies
332(64)
The International Marketplace 11.1: Getting the Distribution Job Done in Latin America
333(1)
Channel Structure
334(2)
Channel Design
336(9)
Customer Characteristics
336(1)
Culture
337(2)
Competition
339(1)
Company Objectives
340(1)
Character
341(1)
Capital
341(1)
Cost
342(1)
Coverage
342(1)
Control
343(1)
Continuity
344(1)
Communication
344(1)
Selection of Intermediaries
345(10)
Types of Intermediaries
345(1)
Sources for Finding Intermediaries
346(4)
Screening Intermediaries
350(3)
The Distributor Agreement
353(2)
Channel Management
355(5)
Factors in Channel Management
355(2)
Gray Markets
357(3)
The International Marketplace 11.2: Country of Origin and Gray Markets
360(3)
Termination of the Channel Relationship
361(2)
E-Commerce
363(2)
The International Marketplace 11.3: E-Commerce in Emerging Markets
365(3)
Summary
366(1)
Key Terms
366(1)
Questions for Discussion
367(1)
Internet Exercises
367(1)
Recommended Readings
367(1)
Cases Exports of Tobacco
368(6)
Damar International
374(2)
Water from Iceland
376(5)
Joemarin Oy
381(5)
The Gray Ferrari
386(3)
Video Cases Global Vendor Relations at Pier I Imports
389(2)
Lakewood Chopsticks Exports
391(5)
Part Three Global Marketing Management
Global Strategic Planning
396(24)
The International Marketplace 12.1: Appliance Makers on a Global Quest
397(1)
Global Marketing
398(3)
Globalization Drivers
399(2)
The International Marketplace 12.2: Born Global
401(2)
The Strategic Planning Process
403(13)
Understanding and Adjusting the Core Strategy
403(2)
Formulating Global Marketing Strategy
405(7)
Global Marketing Program Development
412(2)
Implementing Global Marketing
414(2)
The International Marketplace 12.3: Finding the Fit Overseas
416(4)
Summary
417(1)
Key Terms
418(1)
Questions for Discussion
418(1)
Internet Exercises
418(1)
Recommended Readings
418(2)
Global Market Expansion
420(18)
The International Marketplace 13.1: Buying Domestic? Maybe Not
421(1)
Foreign Direct Investment
421(1)
Major Foreign Investors
422(4)
Reasons for Foreign Direct Investment
422(4)
The International Marketplace 13.2: The Chinese World Factory
426(1)
A Perspective on Foreign Direct Investors
427(2)
Types of Ownership
428(1)
The International Marketplace 13.3: One Company Chooses Four Modes of International Investment
429(5)
Contractual Arrangements
434(4)
Summary
435(1)
Key Terms
436(1)
Questions for Discussion
436(1)
Internet Exercises
436(1)
Recommended Readings
437(1)
Product and Brand Management
438(26)
The International Marketplace 14.1: Anatomy of a Global Product Launch
439(2)
Global Product Development
441(6)
The Product Development Process
442(3)
The Location of R&D Activities
445(2)
The International Marketplace 14.2: Centers of Excellence
447(4)
The Organization of Global Product Development
448(1)
The Testing of New Product Concepts
449(1)
The Global Product Launch
450(1)
Management of the Product and Brand Portfolio
451(7)
Analyzing the Product Portfolio
451(4)
Managing the Brand Portfolio
455(3)
The International Marketplace 14.3: Development and Management of a Global Brand
458(6)
Summary
462(1)
Key Terms
462(1)
Questions for Discussion
462(1)
Internet Exercises
463(1)
Recommended Readings
463(1)
Services Marketing
464(20)
The International Marketplace 15.1: A Global Service: Free Access to Medical Journals
465(1)
Differences between Services and Goods
465(5)
Linkage between Services and Goods
467(1)
Stand-Alone Services
467(3)
The Role of Services in the U.S. Economy
470(2)
The Role of International Services in the World Economy
472(1)
Global Transformation of Services
473(1)
International Trade Problems in Services
474(2)
Data Collection Problems
474(1)
Regulation of Services Trade
475(1)
Corporations and Involvement in International Services Marketing
476(2)
Typical International Services
476(2)
The International Marketplace 15.2: A New Services Industry: Finding Basketball Players
478(2)
Starting to Market Services Internationally
479(1)
The International Marketplace 15.3: Accounting after Enron
480(4)
Strategic Implications of International Services Marketing
481(1)
Summary
482(1)
Key Terms
483(1)
Questions for Discussion
483(1)
Internet Exercises
483(1)
Recommended Readings
483(1)
Global Pricing Strategies
484(24)
The International Marketplace 16.1: A Global Tax War?
485(1)
Transfer Pricing
486(5)
Use of Transfer Prices to Achieve Corporate Objectives
487(1)
Transfer Pricing Challenges
488(3)
Pricing within Individual Markets
491(3)
Corporate Objectives
491(2)
Costs
493(1)
Demand and Market Factors
494(1)
The International Marketplace 16.2: Just Do It in a Recession!
494(2)
Market Structure and Competition
495(1)
Environmental Constraints
496(1)
Pricing Coordination
496(1)
The Euro and Marketing Strategy
497(2)
The International Marketplace 16.3: Coordinating Prices in Integrating Markets
499(1)
Countertrade
500(2)
Why Countertrade?
501(1)
Types of Countertrade
502(2)
Preparing for Countertrade
504(4)
Summary
506(1)
Key Terms
506(1)
Questions for Discussion
506(1)
Internet Exercises
506(1)
Recommended Readings
507(1)
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
508(28)
The International Marketplace 17.1: How Does That HP Printer Get to Your Desk?
509(1)
A Definition of International Logistics
509(2)
Supply-Chain Management
511(1)
The Impact of International Logistics
512(1)
The New Dimensions of International Logistics
513(1)
International Transportation Issues
513(2)
Transportation Infrastructure
514(1)
Availability of Modes
514(1)
The International Marketplace 17.2: Port Closure Hurts Production and Produce
515(6)
Choice of Modes
516(5)
The International Shipment
521(2)
Documentation
521(2)
Assistance with International Shipments
523(1)
International Inventory Issues
523(2)
International Storage Issues
525(2)
Storage Facilities
525(1)
Foreign Trade Zones
526(1)
International Packaging Issues
527(2)
Management of International Logistics
529(1)
Centralized Logistics Management
529(1)
Decentralized Logistics Management
529(1)
Contract Logistics
530(1)
The Supply Chain and the Internet
530(1)
Logistics and Security
531(1)
Reverse Logistics
532(1)
The International Marketplace 17.3: Happy Returns
533(3)
Summary
533(1)
Key Terms
534(1)
Questions for Discussion
534(1)
Internet Exercises
534(1)
Recommended Readings
535(1)
Global Promotional Strategies
536(32)
The International Marketplace 18.1: Being a Good Sport Globally
537(1)
Planning Promotional Campaigns
538(9)
The Target Audience
538(2)
Campaign Objectives
540(1)
The Budget
540(1)
Media Strategy
541(6)
The International Marketplace 18.2: The World Wants Its MTV!
547(11)
The Promotional Message
548(5)
The Campaign Approach
553(5)
Measurement of Advertising Effectiveness
558(1)
Other Promotional Elements
558(7)
Personal Selling
558(1)
Sales Promotion
559(3)
Public Relations
562(2)
Sponsorship Marketing
564(1)
The International Marketplace 18.3: Expanding the Social Vision: Global Community Relations
565(3)
Summary
566(1)
Key Terms
567(1)
Questions for Discussion
567(1)
Internet Exercises
567(1)
Recommended Readings
567(1)
Marketing Organization, Implementation, and Control
568(30)
The International Marketplace 19.1: Procter & Gamble: Organization 2005
569(1)
Organizational Structure
570(11)
Organizational Designs
571(10)
Implementation
581(6)
Locus of Decision Making
581(1)
Factors Affecting Structure and Decision Making
582(1)
The Networked Global Organization
583(1)
Promoting Internal Cooperation
584(3)
The International Marketplace 19.2: Characteristics of Success
587(2)
The Role of Country Organizations
588(1)
Control
589(2)
Types of Controls
590(1)
The International Marketplace 19.3: International Best Practice Exchange
591(7)
Exercising Control
594(1)
Summary
595(1)
Key Terms
596(1)
Questions for Discussion
596(1)
Internet Exercises
596(1)
Recommended Readings
596(2)
The Future
598(65)
The International Marketplace 20.1: Marketing Overseas---Excellent for Career Advancement
599(1)
The International Marketing Environment
600(3)
The Political Environment
600(3)
The International Marketplace 20.2: The Future of East Asian Integration
603(2)
The International Financial Environment
603(1)
Population Patterns
604(1)
The International Marketplace 20.3: Migration: A Double Blessing
605(3)
The Technological Environment
607(1)
The Trade Framework
608(1)
Governmental Policy
609(1)
The Future of International Marketing Management
610(8)
International Planning and Research
612(1)
Product and Production Policy
613(3)
International Communications
616(1)
Distribution and Logistics Strategies
616(1)
International Pricing
617(1)
Careers in International Marketing
618(9)
Further Training
618(1)
Employment with a Large Firm
618(5)
Employment with a Small or Medium-Sized Firm
623(1)
Self-Employment
623(1)
Opportunities for Women in Global Firms
623(2)
Summary
625(1)
Key Terms
625(1)
Questions for Discussion
625(1)
Internet Exercises
626(1)
Recommended Readings
626(1)
Cases Chupa Chups Vending: ``Choose Your Flavor''
627(7)
Nova Scotia
634(5)
Customer Service Online: The HP DesignJet
639(8)
The F-18 Hornet Offset
647(7)
Kadimi Group of Companies (India): Exports
654(5)
Parker Pen Company
659(4)
Video Case Whirlpool and the Global Appliance Industry
663(1)
References
Glossary
Index

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