cultural influences on global business
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3. CHAPTER. Cultural Influences on Global Business. 3-1 Culture Around the World 3-2 Culture and Social Organizations 3-3 Communication Across Cultures 3-4 Values Around the World. GOALS. Describe influences of culture on global business activities. Explain the role of subcultures. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Cultural Influences on Global Business
3-13-1 Culture Around the World3-23-2 Culture and Social Organizations3-33-3 Communication Across Cultures3-43-4 Values Around the World
CHAPTER 3
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3LESSON 3-1Culture Around the World
GOALSGOALS Describe influences of culture on global business activities.
Explain the role of subcultures.
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3Cultural Influences in International BusinessA culture is a system of learned, shared,
unifying, and interrelated beliefs, values, and assumptions.
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The Subcultures within a SocietyInfluences of cultures and subculturesSubculture of U.S. businessVariations in business subcultures
worldwide
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3LESSON 3-2Culture and Social Organizations
GOALSGOALS Describe how family relationships can affect culture.
Explain the role of societal influences on culture.
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Family RelationshipsFamily units
Nuclear familyExtended family
Family-work relationships
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Society’s InstitutionsEducationGender rolesMobilityClass system
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3LESSON 3-3Communication Across Cultures
GOALSGOALS Understand the importance of knowing another language for global business success.
Compare direct and indirect communication.
Describe the influence of nonverbal communication.
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Language DifferencesEnglish is widely considered the language
of international businessMore people use English to conduct business
than any other languageAdvantages of using English
Understood by manyIdeas can be expressed in many waysLarge number of business-related wordsConcise and precise
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Learning a Second LanguageConsider learning language of dominant
trading partners.Learning a country’s language helps you
understand the culture.
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Direct and Indirect CommunicationContexting refers to how direct or indirect
communication is.A low-context culture is one that
communicates very directly.A high-context culture is one that
communicates indirectly.
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Nonverbal CommunicationBody languageAppearanceEye contactTouchingPersonal space
ColorNumbersEmblemsSmells
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3LESSON 3-4Values Around the World
GOALSGOALS Identify and explain five major types of values that vary from culture to culture.
Describe the two major reactions to cultural differences.
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Values Vary Among CulturesIndividualism and collectivismTechnologyLeadership, power, and authorityReligionTime
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Adjusting to Cultural DifferencesEthnocentrismReactions to cultural differences
Culture shockReverse culture shock