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ENTREPRENEURSHIPDEVELOPMENT ANDINTERNATIONALMARKETING ENVIRONMENTS
An Academic presentation byDr. Nancy Agens, Head, Technical Operations, PhdassistanceGroup www.phdassistance.comEmail: info@phdassistance.com
In Brief
Introduction
International Marketing Environment
Political and Legal Factors
Demographic Factors
Socio-Cultural Factor
Physical and Technological Factors
Natural Environmental Factors
Conclusion
Outline
TODAY'S DISCUSSION
With the industrial evolution in the recent decades the Entrepreneurialventures are escalating due to the globalization which significantly
increases the foreign market investments. Globalization of newentrepreneurial ventures is both expanding and this may possibly
contribute to a greater number of economic actors pursuing foreignmarkets. Researches show that the international entrepreneurship
develops and expands over the past decades contributing to a decreasein the transaction costs in the business worldwide.
In Brief
The global market operates as a platform for innovative entrepreneurs outside their homecountries to make a life and gain income.
International entrepreneurs are not only globally responsive to specific marketing conditionsbut also juggling marketing campaigns around the world to achieve optimal outcomes fortheir firms.
Specific industries become critical in the perspective of certain factors affecting theInternational Environment.
Economic, political, Technological and cultural factors are the influencing variables to theglobal entrepreneurial success.
Introduction
Several international environmentalforces mitigate the entrepreneurs strivingto expand their business internationally.
International Marketing Environment
Figure 1: InternationalMarketing Environment
Due to extreme competitiveness, political and policy systems have strongconnections to the development of business strategy.
The communist countries for instance used to have a centrally controlledeconomic structure.
Political and Legal Factors
The demand for goods and services is influenced by Demographic factors includingpopulation size, population growth rate, age structure, life expectancy, family size,geographical propagation, and occupational status and job patterns.
A steadily rising population means that many goods are progressively in demand.Rapid population growth also represents a significant boost in the supply of labourand manpower.
Demographic Factors
Socio-cultural construct is an important aspect for the world that needsto be studied when formulating marketing and business strategies.
The businesses which ignore the people's customs, rituals, taboos,preferences and tastes etc. generally pays a hefty price and facemany challenges.
Socio-Cultural Factor
Physical factors including geographical factors, weather andclimatic conditions tends to modify the products to suit theenvironment since these are uncontrollable environmental factors.
Physical and Technological Factors
Ecological and geographical factors such as the endowment of naturalresources, environmental and climatic conditions, topographical factors,global location aspects, and sea ports are all essential for businesses.
Geographical variations between markets may often cause changes inthe marketing balance.
Natural Environmental Factors
The value of the foreign marketing climate cannot be overemphasized in today's globalworld.
A journey into International Marketing, unlike domestic marketing, involves simultaneousintervention in more than one form of environment and coordination of business operations.
International marketing involves simultaneous intervention in more than one form ofenvironment, and the use of the experience gained in one country to make decisions in othercountries effectively.
Conclusion
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