Summary: Stuvia 971118 Samenvatting International Hrm Isbn 9789001881955 International Hrm

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  • 1 Chapter 1 International business

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  • What is the focus of International HRM?

    • Companies that have extended their business abroad
    • Related HRM issues
  • 2 1.1 internationalization and globalization

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  • What is a global player in the business world?

    - A company that earns most profits outside its home country.
  • Describe the concept of multidomestic industry in business.

    - Market position in one country does not affect the market position in other countries.
  • What are some factors contributing to globalization in the business world?

    1. Companies becoming global players
    2. Small domestic markets lead to international expansion.
    3. BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China.
    4. The influence of the internet.
    5. Reduced transportation costs.
    6. Decreased trade barriers and easier movement of people.
  • 3 1.2 economic models

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  • What is the capitalist model of leading an economy?

    • Economy where land and companies owned by entrepreneurs for profit
    • Emphasis on private ownership
    • Wide wealth gap
    • Exemplified in the United States
  • What are the characteristics of the Anglo Saxon model of capitalism found in England?

    • Limited government interference with regulations
    • Low tax rates
    • Services led by commercial parties
    • Emphasis on private properties and businesses
    • Preference for free trade over limitations
  • Describe the Rhineland model in the Netherlands.

    • Emphasizes government interference for social security
    • Provides support for unemployed and disabled individuals
    • Not universally applicable
  • Which countries follow the Communist economic doctrine?

    • Russia, China, Vietnam
    • Seeks common ownership of means of production
    • Examples of means of production: land, raw materials, machinery, buildings, money
  • How does Communism differ from capitalism in terms of fairness?

    • Communism is a more radical form of socialism
    • Believes in common ownership
    • Views the world as unfair due to organization of production
    • Does not believe in allowing individuals to keep proceeds of their work
  • What is the role of the government in a Communist economic system?

    • Central involvement in economic activities
    • Controls means of production
    • Does not collaborate with other companies
    • Shifting towards the Anglo Saxon model
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