International business can be seen and summarized as the following concepts ; - As long as there are products that are invading our country come on international business - Jump Macs from local to global those alleged international business .In addition, the term for those activities that require practice to cross international borders the multinational companies can also be considered a tool of international business where there are forms of holding companies.
- the type of holding companies with operations overseas in several areas ( left freedom for all of its subsidiaries that provide products with the domestic market in which it operates in a certain period ) Any form of the product itself varies from one country to another. It refers to those organizations that work in several branches of international production and mass-marketed show and alignment of business strategy for each branch according to local market conditions , which differs from the last market conditions .An example of this KFC is different in taste in different places or countries according to the needs of each state and the nature of the people of each state.
The foreign business refers to the local business within a foreign country Such as Egypt Air CO , that works in the Saudi Arabia at the airport in Gedda . Other forms of international business is global or cosmic companies. That is a prototypical organizations are trying to carry out all the activities of its operations over the globe regarding functional activities such as the production and marketing activities , finance and other cosmic company and consider it for the world market and the market is a cosmic one - cosmic company produces the same specifications of the product and is distributed to all the countries of the world.. An example of this computer and play station .
In this report ,we are talking about one of the most important issues related to international business and a methodology for protecting
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