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Jun
08
The International Marketplace: Product Innovation May Come Mainly From China
Since the 2007-2008 global recession, confidence in the American model of economic development has decreased significantly. Economists are eager to draw conclusions from China’s continued economic growth even though the economic slowdown that has affected much of the developed world. … Read More
Posted in International Business, Research Insights
Tagged Beijing, Bidet, china, consumer, development, economic leader, economy, Future, global, GM, government, growth, international marketing, performance, product development, recession, Toilet, usa
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Mar
14
Weekly Iconoclasm
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
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Jan
27
WILL THERE BE A FUTURE U.S. EXPORT AVALANCHE?
U.S. consumers are wealthy and interested, and Americans are willing to give outsiders a chance. They enjoy trying a new product early and to exercise their right and capability to choose. This desire and capacity to innovate needs to be translated into the design and export of new goods and services. Read More
Posted in International Business, Research Insights, Trade Policy
Tagged competition, economy, exports, freedom, global, international business, trade, usa
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Jan
12
CONGRESS AND OBAMA: GOOD PROSPECTS FOR U.S. TRADE IN 2011
CONGRESS AND OBAMA: GOOD PROSPECTS FOR U.S. TRADE IN 2011 Read More
Posted in Editorials, International Business
Tagged article, economy, global, government, international business, international marketing, trade, usa
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Dec
21
Holiday Posting: Does International Marketing Create Peace?
In short, if you trade a lot with someone, why fight? Read More
Posted in International Business, Misc.
Tagged global, international business, international marketing, Japan, trade, usa
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Dec
09
Twice the Work in Half the Time: Doubling U.S. Exports
Export promotion is vital for a strong U.S. economy. Small and medium-sized businesses can benefit enormously from the wealth of research and services available through the U.S. Department of Commerce. Successfully getting information to U.S. businesses remains a key challenge for government. Read More
Posted in Editorials, International Business, Misc.
Tagged article, Charles J. Skuba, exports, global, information, international marketing, trade, usa
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Nov
23
Exports and Innovation
“Global leadership requires a strong economy supported by innovation, entrepreneurship and expansion.” Read More
Posted in Misc., Research Insights
Tagged exports, global, international business, Marketing and Strategy, trade, usa
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Nov
11
Professor Czinkota on Marketplace Radio Show
My views on export changes over the next few years for Marketplace from American Public Media Read More
Posted in Editorials, International Business, Misc.
Tagged exports, government, international business, trade, usa
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Nov
02
Trade Positions in a Global Environment
“There is increasing demand for knowledge and understanding of global markets and how they differ from those at home.” Read More
Posted in International Business
Tagged book, education, global, international business, trade, usa
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