Tag Archives: freedom

Oct 18

The Rising Cost of Freedom

Posted on October 18, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

We are finding that the cost of freedom seems to be increasing lately. Terms like free trade or free choice have been misleading since they all come with a price, which international marketers pay in terms of preparing their shipments, … Read More →

Posted in International Business | Tagged acts, attacks, book, effect, freedom, global, international, international business, investment, poverty, symbols, tariffs, terrorism, trade | Leave a comment

Aug 19

Values and Freedom: Part 2

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

A second and even more crucial issue is the value system we use in making choices. There are major differences among what people value around the world. Contrasts include togetherness compared to individuality, cooperation versus competition, modesty next to assertiveness, … Read More →

Posted in International Business | Tagged choice, consumer, cooperation, culture, freedom, globalization, individuality, international affairs, marketing, new links, research, studies, value systems | Leave a comment

Aug 18

Values and Freedom: Part 1

Posted on August 18, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

In a global setting, freedom, can take on many dimensions. Privileges and obligations that are near and dear to some may well be cheap and easily disposed of by others. The views of one society may differ from views held … Read More →

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Aug 05

Paying the Higher Price

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

We are all paying a higher price because of global terrorism– an issue identified by our Delphi study. As freedom suffers, so does international marketing. In most instances, terrorism is not an outgrowth of choice but rather a lack of … Read More →

Posted in International Business | Tagged business practices, customers, Delphi, freedom, global, intolerance, protection, responsibility, rights, shareholders, terrorism, United States | Leave a comment

Aug 01

Extent of Freedom in Changing Times

Posted on August 1, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

When the long-standing rivalry between socialism and market orientation was resolved, market focus and the recognition of demand and supply directly affected human rights and the extent of freedom. With all humility and gratefulness we can conclude: the markets were … Read More →

Posted in International Business | Tagged citizens, demand, economics, emerging markets, freedom, happiness, international marketing, market orientation, population, socialism, supply | Leave a comment

Jul 28

Key Dimensions of Freedom in relation to International Business

Posted on July 28, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

Another key dimension of freedom is the loosening of restrictions that prevent people from going outside the box. National borders usually create the box where business and government find their limits. Global marketers thrive on understanding how to successfully cross … Read More →

Posted in International Business | Tagged conflicts, economic migration, freedom, international business, limits, marketing, pressure, restrictions, terrorism, threats, trade | Leave a comment

Jul 27

Global Marketing and Freedom- Intro

Posted on July 27, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

In light of the recent Norwegian bombing, we will be presenting a series over the next few days focused on freedom and terrorism’s effect on international business. There is, in fact, a direct connection between global trading and freedom. Global … Read More →

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May 03

NEW RULES OF COMPETITION IN A SUSTAINABLE AND INTERDEPENDENT WORLD – Power Point Slides

Posted on May 3, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

On May 2nd, I was the opening speaker for the Governor of Virginia’s business appreciation week. My comments focused on the new rules for competition in a global environment. To view the slides of my presentation, please click below (and … Read More →

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Mar 14

Weekly Iconoclasm

Posted on March 14, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

Professor Czinkota’s weekly iconoclasm: Development assistance may slow down development. Read More →

Posted in IB Calendar | Tagged cartoon, competition, culture, development, economy, freedom, global, information, international business, international marketing, poverty, Rise of the Consumer, trade, usa | Leave a comment

Feb 07

Instability in the Middle East: Thoughts for International Managers

Posted on February 7, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

Instability in the Middle East: Thoughts for International Managers: How does the newly visible instability in the Middle East affect international managers and their firms? What strategic adjustments are needed for managers to cope with possibly hostile business environments abroad? Read More →

Posted in Editorials, International Business, Trade Policy | Tagged culture, economy, Egypt, freedom, global, government, international business, trade | Leave a comment

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