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As global business leaders and citizens, you have an impact on the economy of the world. Your actions, as well as those of your colleagues, whether in the garage or the boardroom shape the future of economies and businesses across the globe. No field showcases this phenomenon more than global commerce which covers the potential and responsibilities of businesses that operate across borders.
A global company is present in a number of countries via direct sales, joint ventures or subsidiaries, as well as exports to markets outside of its home country. It also adapts its products and services to the specific cultural environment of each market. It is also likely to be familiar with the laws policies, practices, and laws of other nations that affect its ability to conduct business there.
A company must be knowledgeable about the economics of each country. This is in addition to the political and legal aspects of doing business. It is essential to know how to use data to study the country’s economy in terms of its competitiveness, as well as growth opportunities.
Building trust with local customers is the key to an effective expansion into a new marketplace. It is therefore essential to have an office or store in the local market, including having a store or office hiring local employees and establishing relationships with local suppliers and partners. Companies with a local presence have a better grasp of the local culture and business practices. This will allow them to come up with strategies to reach their target audience.
