Tag Archives: poverty

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 05

International Daily Iconoclast

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Michael Czinkota

Happy Friday! Enjoy this week’s iconoclast.

Posted in Daily Cartoon | Tagged aid, development, development assistance, fun, ideas, international daily iconoclast, poverty, thought-provoking | 2 Comments

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

Jul 26

FMP 3: Promoting Freedom and Building Bridges

Posted on July 26, 2010 by Michael Czinkota

Global marketing, through its linkages via goods, services, ideas, and communications, can achieve important assimilations of value systems. Read More →

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Jul 19

FMP 2: A $6 Billion Opportunity

Posted on July 19, 2010 by Michael Czinkota

What more can corporations do to help promote greater wealth in poor countries? And do you agree that they have a responsibility to do so? Read More →

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Jul 12

FMP 1: How Global Marketing Promotes Freedom

Posted on July 12, 2010 by Michael Czinkota

When the long-standing rivalry between socialism and market orientation was resolved, market forces and the recognition of demand and supply directly affected human rights and the extent of freedom Read More →

Posted in International Business, Trade Policy | Tagged FMP, freedom, government, international marketing, poverty | 1 Comment

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Tag Archives: poverty

The Rising Cost of Freedom

International Daily Iconoclast

Weekly Iconoclasm

FMP 3: Promoting Freedom and Building Bridges

FMP 2: A $6 Billion Opportunity

FMP 1: How Global Marketing Promotes Freedom

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