differences across countries
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Differences across
countries
Presented by :
Group 8
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There are no foreign lands. It is the traveler only who is
foreign.-Robert Louis Stevenson
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CAGE Cultural
Administrative
Geographical
Economic
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Google in Russia C relatively difficult language
A differences in administrative and policy framework
G - trouble adapting and setting up offices
E underdevelopment of payment infrastructure.
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Wal-Mart
C - Language (Canada & UK)
A - Free Trade Agreement (Canada & Mexico)
G - Geographically close capital cities
E Tough task in poor countries.
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Gravity ModelsTrade between two countries
- Directly proportional to economic sizes
- Inversely proportional physical distance between them
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Framework for Country Analysis
Unilateral attributes
Finance, Technology, Labor, Management
Multilateral attributes
Tariffs, Hidden import barriers
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The CAGE Framework at theCountry Level
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Cultural Distance AdministrativeDistance
GeographicDistance
EconomicDistance
Country-pairs(bilateral) - Languages- Ethnicities- Religions
- Lack of colonialties
- Lack of
common currency
- Political hostility
- Physicaldistance
- Lack of land
border
- Differences in
time zones
- Rich-poordifferences
- Differences in
cost or quality of
natural resources,
human resources
etc
Countries(unilateral ormultilateral)
- Insularity
- Traditionalism
- Non market or
closed economy
- Weak
institutions;
corruption
- Land locked
geography
- Weak
transportation &
communication
links
- Economic size
- Low Per-Capita-
Income
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Example: India Versus Chinafrom a U.S. Perspective
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Cultural Distance AdministrativeDistance
GeographicDistance
EconomicDistance
India - Englishlanguage
- Westernized
elites
- Commoncolonizer
- Common law
- Political
friendship
- Physicaldistance
- Lack of land
border
- Differences in
time zones
- Specialized labor- Profitability
- Firm Strategy &
upgrading
China - Linguistic ðnic
homogeneity
- Diaspora
- Ease of doing
business
- Enclaves
- Closed to US
west coast
- East Asian
production
network
- Large market
- Higher income
- Labor input &
productivity
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The CAGE Framework at theIndustry Level
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Cultural Distance AdministrativeDistance
Geographic Distance Economic Distance
Products have
high linguisticcontent (TV
programs)
Products matter to
cultural or national
identity (food) Product features
vary in terms of
Size,
Standards
Products carry
country-specific
quality associations
(wines)
Producers of staple
goods (electricity) Producers of
other entitlements
(drugs)
Large employers
(farming) Large suppliers to
government (mass
transportation)
Products have a
low value to weightor value to
bulk ratio (cement)
Products are fragile &
perishable (glass, fruits)
The nature of demand
varies withincome level (cars)
The economics of
standardization or
scale are limited
(cement) Distribution or
business systems
are different (insurance)
Companies need
to be responsive
and agile (home
appliances)
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Applications
Making differences visible
Understand the liability of foreignness
Assessing natural owners and comparing foreign competitors
Discounting by distance
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Conclusion Global generalizations
Semiglobalization
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Thank you