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The Global Economy is Open for Business

The Global Economy is Open for Business

It is easy for practitioners to believe that the global economy is collapsing when, in fact, it is open for business. As shown in this article the future of the global economy is positive and opportunities for practitioners are available.

By Donald M. Atwater, PhD and Grace Gill-Morlis, MBA
Accounting / Finance / Investing, Economics, Global Business
Learn to Expect the Unexpected in Global Retail Expansion

Learn to Expect the Unexpected in Global Retail Expansion

Taking a proven retail model and exporting it to a new country, often with a new set of competitors, a different language and culture, and unique shopper expectations, requires more than just market research before entry.

By Kenneth A. Fox, MBA
Global Business
The Successful Expatriate Leader in China

The Successful Expatriate Leader in China

The cultural dimensions of leadership—power distance, individualism, uncertainty avoidance, and masculinity—are important for the U.S. businessperson to recognize and apply while operating in China.

By Matthew Earnhardt
Global Business
All IFRS-Compliant Statements Are Not Equal

All IFRS-Compliant Statements Are Not Equal

This article considers the global and domestic position on International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) convergence and the anticipated changes to standard setting.

By Roger Hussey, PhD
Accounting / Finance / Investing
Where Do Older Workers Go?

Where Do Older Workers Go?

This article shows how employment options for older workers continue to evolve and public opinions of older workers and their employment options vary substantially by country.

By Donald M. Atwater, PhD and Daniela Pop
Human Resources, Organizational Behavior
Antitrust Law in the European Union

Antitrust Law in the European Union

Major differences have existed in U.S. and European antitrust law but new regulations could have significant impact on business decisions for global companies.

By Larry Bumgardner, JD
Global Business
Will China Float the Yuan?

Will China Float the Yuan?

The time is ripe for China to move towards a more flexible exchange rate given its strong economic growth and current account surplus.

By Peggy J. Crawford, PhD and Terry Young, PhD
Global Business
Corruption Across Borders

Corruption Across Borders

As our world economy becomes more global, the need to understand and deal effectively with the practice and acceptance of corruption will become increasingly important.

By Mark Mallinger, PhD, Gerry Rossy, PhD and Diane Singel, MBA
Ethics
An Uphill Battle

An Uphill Battle

If your company is interested in expanding its operations to China, are you aware of the existing e-commerce development challenges that await you?

By Mark Chun, PhD, Gina Honda and Caroline Schwane
Global Business, Information Management/Technology (IT)

The Twin Deficits

Ballooning U.S. deficits present real challenges for the U.S. and world economies. Management of debt costs and hedging against currency risk will be imperative.

By Peggy J. Crawford, PhD and Terry Young, PhD
Economics
Wired!

Wired!

To conduct business in Asia, managers need to understand Asian electronic infrastructures and how to leverage them.

By Mark Chun, PhD and Charla Griffy-Brown, PhD
Information Management/Technology (IT)

The Dollar vs. the Euro

When currency exchange rates change, knowing how a weaker American dollar is likely to affect your business may save some critical mistakes.

By Peggy J. Crawford, PhD, Terry Young, PhD and Julia Takhtarov
Economics

Inflation to Deflation and Back?

Deflation has become a hot topic for the first time since the 1930s when the economies of the world faced global deflation.

By Peggy J. Crawford, PhD and Terry Young, PhD
Economics

Managing in an Era of Multiple Cultures

In today’s global economy, managers must be able to identify and work with the many types of cultures that exist simultaneously within an organization or a business network.

By Margaret E. Phillips, PhD and Sonja A. Sackmann, PhD
Global Business, Management

The European Directive On Data Privacy

Should the EU conclude that America’s data protections are insufficient, there could be major repercussions for businesses on both sides.

By Linnea B. McCord, JD, MBA and Charles Williams
Information Management/Technology (IT)
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