MindMap Gallery International Business Strategy (CPA-Corporate Strategy and Risk Management-Strategic Choice)
(CPA - Corporate Strategy and Risk Management - Strategic Choice) To prepare for the CPA exam, you will learn knowledge points coherently, including the motivations for corporate international operations, international market entry modes, strategic types of international operations, and corporate strategies in emerging markets.
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international business strategy
Motives for international business operations of enterprises
The optimal combination of international production factors
Monopoly advantage theory: American scholar Heimer said that various monopoly advantages obtained by enterprises under conditions of imperfect competition, such as technological advantages, scale economy advantages, capital and currency advantages, are the determining factors for the enterprise to engage in foreign direct investment.
Multinational corporations tend to take advantage of their unique monopoly advantages through direct investment abroad.
Location theory: The size of the location advantage determines whether a company will conduct foreign direct investment and the choice of investment region.
Location advantages formed by certain favorable factors in the host country
Broad product sales market
Various government preferential investment policies
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Indirect location advantage: a location advantage formed due to certain unfavorable factors in the investing country and the host country
Commodity export transportation costs are too high, etc.
Product life cycle theory: American professor Vernon said that due to different technological levels, products have different life cycles in different countries.
Innovative countries (generally the most developed countries)
Generally developed countries
developing country
Internalization theory: Emphasizes the ability of enterprises to transfer advantages internally at lower costs through the internal organizational system, and regards this ability as the real motivation for enterprises’ foreign direct investment.
The result: replace the external market mechanism with the internal management mechanism of the enterprise in order to reduce transaction costs and have the internalization advantages of multinational operations.
Eclectic Theory of International Production: British Dunning
Ownership Advantages
1. Advantages arising from exclusive intangible assets 2. Advantages produced by enterprise economies of scale
Technology licensing
Location advantages and internalization advantages
exit
Ownership advantages and internalization advantages
Export trade
Ownership and location advantages
Transferring ownership advantages to a foreign enterprise
All three advantages are available
international direct investment
Oligopoly market reaction
Hymer discusses the oligopolistic reaction behavior of multinational enterprises: Oligopolistic enterprises in various countries strengthen their position in international competition by establishing sites in competitors' territories.
Knickerbocker's oligopoly reaction theory: Foreign direct investment depends largely on the mutual behavioral constraints and reactions among competitors.
The main reason why companies make international direct investment is that monopolies imitate the competitive strategies of leading companies.
Motivations for international operations of enterprises in developing countries
The main motivations for overseas investment by multinational corporations in developing countries
Seeking markets: circumventing trade protection and trade barriers and opening up markets
Seeking efficiency: using cheap foreign production factors to reduce production costs
Seeking resources: seeking domestic scarce strategic resources and maintaining the stability of resource sources
Mainly concentrated in Africa, Central Asia, West Asia and Latin American countries rich in oil, iron, copper and other resources
Seek ready-made assets: acquire and utilize ready-made assets such as foreign advanced technology, production processes and advanced management experience
Occurs when developing countries take cross-border mergers and acquisitions of enterprises in developed countries
The main competitive advantages of developing countries’ multinational companies’ foreign investment
Has greater potential to create jobs
Beneficial connections and technology absorption: proximity of technology and patterns
Investment is more likely to directly contribute to increasing the productive capacity of developing countries
International market entry modes
exit
Target market selection
Target market regional path
Traditional mode (continuous mode)
New way (discontinuous way: global simultaneous use of new products)
Select target customers: Positioning of target customers in host country market segments
Select entry strategy
1. Whether to promote standardized products and services globally
2. Whether to provide differentiated products and services according to the different needs of different countries
Choosing Distribution Channels and Export Marketing
Classification by ownership of goods
Agent: does not own the goods and charges commission
Distributor: buys goods from exporters, puts their own trademark on them, and then sells them
How to control sales channels
Direct method: The company owns and manages the distribution channel
Indirect method: the distribution channel is independent of the company
Pricing strategies in the export market
Pricing is on the high side
Pricing strategies when risks in overseas markets are greater than in domestic markets
Prices close to domestic market income levels
There is little difference between overseas markets and domestic markets
Lower pricing in the short term
Seize overseas market share
As long as profits can be increased after offsetting variable costs, prices should be set at a price that can sell products in excess of domestic market demand.
Expand sales to share the fixed costs of producing products and make full use of the company's excess production capacity
Foreign equity investment: the economic behavior of acquiring equity interests in enterprises in the host country in order to obtain investment income in the future.
Foreign securities investment: purchasing stocks and bonds of foreign companies without controlling the company or participating in its management, making indirect investments
Foreign direct investment: establishing and operating a business in a foreign country
Wholly owned subsidiary
joint venture
non-equity arrangements
A new method of international market entry that has been widely used since the 1970s
Form: The multinational company does not participate in the host country's enterprises, but signs contracts with the host country's enterprises related to technology, management, sales, project contracting, etc.
Main methods: contract manufacturing, service outsourcing, order farming, franchising, licensing, management contracts, etc.
Types of strategies for international operations
International Strategy (Double Low)
Decision-making: mainly reflects the interests of the parent company and the parent company, and the decision-making power is highly concentrated in the parent company
Centralized management system
Functional division of labor: R&D functions are concentrated in the home country, and the host country is to establish manufacturing and marketing functions, while the headquarters exercises strict control over them
Applicable enterprises
Have valuable core capabilities and face less pressure to take into account regional differences and reduce costs.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages: Able to transfer core competencies
shortcoming:
Lack of regional adaptability
Unable to obtain location economies, experience curve effects and economies of scale
Cannot form a global learning effect
Multi-country localization strategy (low globalization, high local adaptation)
Decision-making: decentralized management system
Division of functions: product development for the domestic market, sales and transformation by foreign subsidiaries
Applicable enterprises
Committed to taking into account regional differences to the greatest extent possible, situations where there is greater pressure to take into account regional differences and less pressure to reduce costs.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages: Strong regional adaptability
shortcoming
Unable to obtain location economies, experience curve effects and economies of scale
Core competencies cannot be transferred
Cannot form a global learning effect
globalization strategy
Functional division of labor: Arrange production and operation facilities in the most favorable countries, coordinate their strategic actions, connect activities in different countries, transfer results in technology development and management innovation in a timely manner, and make full use of the company's core competition force
Decision-making: core departments and decisions are controlled by the home country headquarters
Applicable companies: do not adjust their products and marketing strategies according to local conditions, suitable for situations where there is great pressure to reduce costs but little pressure to take into account regional differences.
Advantages and Disadvantages
advantage
Can obtain location economy, experience curve effect and scale economy effect
shortcoming
Lack of regional adaptability
Transnational Strategy (Double High))
Decision-making: Neither the parent company nor the subsidiary is the center, and a management system that combines centralization and decentralization is adopted.
Function: The company's skills and products flow in both directions between the parent company and subsidiaries, forming a global learning effect
Applicable to: situations where the pressure to reduce costs and the pressure to take into account regional differences are both high
Advantages and Disadvantages
advantage
Obtain location economies, experience curve effects and economies of scale effects
Strong regional adaptability
Can create a global learning effect
shortcoming
Often difficult to implement due to organizational issues
Corporate strategy for emerging markets
1. The market economic system is gradually improved. 2. High economic development speed 3. Large market development potential
市场发展潜力巨大的发展中国家
Allocate resources according to industry characteristics
Local enterprises understand the competitive advantages of their industry, accurately assess the strength of multinational competitors, and clarify their appropriate positioning in the industry.
Understand the different pressures faced by different industries
Aircraft, cameras, home electronics and other industries
Requires high fixed costs
Amortize fixed costs by increasing sales across multiple markets
Products in industries such as clothing and steel have regional characteristics
Achieve success by meeting the specific needs of domestic consumers
Assess the company's own advantageous resources
local sales network
Relationship with local government
Products with local characteristics
Take advantage of cheap raw materials to expand into other markets
Strategic choices for local companies
Strategic choices for local companies (continued)
Classification (global collaboration, local independence and adaptability)
It is widely accepted as it is helpful for the invested country to solve financial difficulties, introduce advanced technology, expand export trade and increase employment opportunities.