51367 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING

FACULTY OF BUSINESS 1998

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Credit Points 1.00

Pre-requisite: 51361

Synopsis

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 increase the risks of operating in an international  market
compared with a domestic market. This unit explores the meaning of the
international  business  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 a firm's exposure to risks and improve the chances
of success in the international marketplace.