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International Business: Cultural Differences in NZ-China Trade

   

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Running head: International Business 1International BusinessESSAY 1
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International Business 2IntroductionWith the rise of globalisation and international business, there has been analysed a sudden increase in the exports from one nation to another and one of the most recognized nation in this aspect is New Zealand as its international business heavily relied upon the export function to majorly the Asian countries and specifically China at the top (Zhang, 2009). The essay will highlights the cultural differences and the way New Zealand mangers have remained successful in international business associations with the Chinese companies and managers. International Business: Exports from New Zealand to China(Source: Stats NZ, 2017)In the last decade, the export from New Zealand and to China has experienced almost a triple level increase. The primary international business of the country relies upon the export function only. There are number of services and goods that are exported on a continuous basis (Kelsey, 2015). The key exports comprises of meat i.e. lamb and beef, untreated logs and milk powder and the primary services comprises of transportation services, education, postal and courier and travel that comprises of both purposes i.e. personal as well as for business. All these demonstratea heavy reliance of the growth and economic development of Singapore on China in terms of export (Zealand, 2014).
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