This document discusses the process of choosing the right export market and entry mode for a global business. It provides insights into the key variables and factors to consider for decision making. The document includes case studies and references to support the discussion.

BSB119 Global Business Semester 1, 2019 Assessment Item One (20%)

Drawing conclusions from socio-economic data of two fictitious countries and presenting three conclusions based on the data.

Learn how to choose the right export market and entry mode for your global business. Understand the key variables and factors to consider for decision making. Explore case studies and references.

Global Business: Choosing the Right Export Market and Entry Mode

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Global Business: Choosing Export and Outsourcing Destinations

Australia Economic Progress Report

Global Business Management Assignment (pdf)

Principles of Macroeconomics PDF

Economics of the Construction Industry: Coast Wind