International Business Communication Part 1.

International
Business
Communication
Part 1

CONTENT
 Introduction
 Analyse business culture
of a specific country
 Intercultural
communication theories
 References

INTRODUCTION
International business communication is the term that is
used in order to spread as well as communicate a business
organisation all over the world. It also helps managers so
as they can adequately deal with their co-partners who
lives in other countries, for the perspectives of market
growth and success.

Analyse business cultural of a
country
Business cultural – It is consists with model or style of
operations and activities within a firm. Business cultural
regulating communication among different stages and staff
members so as they can exchange their problems and issues with
each other.

Analyse business cultural of a
country
Business cultural – It is consists with model or style of
operations and activities within a firm. Business cultural
regulating communication among different stages and staff
members so as they can exchange their problems and issues with
each other.

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Business cultural of UK in international market: -
United Kingdom is chosen country for this research. There
companies are created their own business cultural, it involves
communication process, age, value, beliefs, laws, politics, education
level etc. of employees. Sometimes it becomes very difficult to firms' as
to manage and coordinate their all employees. Therefore, they needs to
develop an effective business cultural.

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Below mentioned some factors
which are included in UK's business
cultural: -
• Values and attitudes
• Education
• Technology and material cultural
• Laws and politics

Intercultural communication theories
• ACT theory
• Cognitive dissonance theory
• Attribution theory

REFERENCES
Wild, J. J., Wild, K. L. and Han, J. C., 2014. International business. Pearson
Education Limited.
Dunning, J. H., 2012. International Production and the Multinational Enterprise
(RLE International Business). Routledge.
Welch, C., and et. al., 2011. Theorising from case studies: Towards a pluralist future
for international business research. Journal of International Business Studies.
42(5).m pp.740-762.

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