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Seminar paper from the year 2008 in the subject Business economics
- General, grade: 2,0, University of Glamorgan, 32 entries in the
bibliography, language: English, abstract: An exact definition of
culture is very difficult. Therefore the characterisation of
society is very broad. Several authors have tried to define this
phenomenon. For instance Foster (1962) defines it very abstract:
'Culture is the way of life of the group of people'. A More
detailed description comes from Ball and McCulloch (1999). In their
point of view on culture 'the sum total of the beliefs, rules,
techniques, institutions, and artefacts that characterize human
populations'. Dresser and Carns (1969) have a more practical view
on this topic, culture: it enables a communication through a common
language, allows a calculation of possible response on the action
which had taken place, to define what is wrong or right. These
different explanations disclose how complex an understanding of a
foreign country could be. All the more the volume of international
trade illustrates that a high awareness of local specifics is
indispensable. Every year goods and services with a value of 11783
billion dollars were traded around the world. Especially Europe,
Asia and North America have been responsible for over 90% of the
exchanges. Hence, in nearly 60 years the international trade has
grown approximately around 200 times (World Trade Organisation,
2007). Furthermore, the relation between trades to GDP ratio
increased around 12.7% in all OECD countries between 1992 and 2005.
Today an average trade to GDP ratio from 45% for all OECD states
shows how essential international commerce is (OECD, 2007). But why
is international trade so attractive for companies? They diversify
themselves and get more independent from a single market. The next
reason is that they get the opportunity to sell more goods and be
more profitable, and they benefit from economy of scale and reduces
costs. Getting into a new market has the
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