Curriculum Design and Instruction to Teach

Business: Global Competition:



Author: Charles Hayes:

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After You have read and studied this

curriculum, you should be able to:


I. Introduction:

1. Discuss the increasing importance of

the global market and the roles of

comparative advantage and absolute

advantage in international trade.

2. Explain how the marketing motto:

"Find a need and fill it" applies

to global markets and define the terms

use in international business.

3. Describe the current status of the United

States in global business.

4. Illustrate the strategies used in reaching

global markets.

5. Debate the advantages and disadvantages of

trade protectionism.

6. Discuss the hurdles of trading in world

markets.

7. Discuss the future of global trade.

8. Discuss the role of multinational corporations

in global markets.

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