51367 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING

FACULTY OF BUSINESS 1997

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Credit Points 1.00

Pre-requisite: 51361

Synopsis

International  Marketing  is  becoming  an  increasingly  popular  and
important field of study - on an international scale! As Australia and
the  dynamic Asian countries move ever closer as trading partners,  it
becomes   important  for  each  party  to  understand  the   cultural,
political,   economic  and  legal  elements  that  influence   trading
activities  within the region and outside the region. These influences
inherently increase the risks of operating in an international  market
compared  with  a domestic market. Although much has been  made  about
globalisation,  this  unit explores the meaning  of  the  term  as  it
influences  marketing  strategies  and  decisions.  To  this  end,  we
consider the influences of the global environment on an exporting firm
and  how  it  may  develop  and implement  its  marketing  mix  on  an
international scale. We consider the decision variables  available  to
the  international marketing manager and how he or she can reduce  the
firms  exposure  to risks and improve the chances of  success  in  the
international marketplace.