Chapter 04: International Entrepreneurship Opportunities

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Chapter 04: International Entrepreneurship Opportunities www.AssignmentPoint.com

International Entrepreneurship Process www.AssignmentPoint.com

International Entrepreneurship is the process of an entrepreneur conducting business activities across national boundaries. Foreign investors helped build the early industrial base of the United States. Ability of US. entrepreneurs to take advantage of foreign markets will significantly impact future, U.S. economic health. www.AssignmentPoint.com 2 2

International Joint Venture www.AssignmentPoint.com

The entrepreneur attempting to “go international” should also consider an international joint venture. Here, two firms get together and form a third company in which they share the equity. www.AssignmentPoint.com 3 3

The joint venture should have synergy. Synergy means that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts so that: www.AssignmentPoint.com 4 4

Strategic Issues to Consider www.AssignmentPoint.com

Strategic Issues to Consider: Is rapid entry into the market needed? Will joint venture result in obtaining a competitive advantage? The allocation of responsibility between the U.S. and the foreign operation. Would the joint venture lower the chances of expropriation (mining ventures)? What’s the degree of standardization possible? www.AssignmentPoint.com 5 5

Options for entering international markets www.AssignmentPoint.com

Options for entering international markets. Indirect exporting involves using a foreign purchaser in a local market. Direct exporting uses independent distributors. www.AssignmentPoint.com 6 6

Entrepreneurial Partnering www.AssignmentPoint.com

Consider ‘entrepreneurial partnering’ to enter international market Consider ‘entrepreneurial partnering’ to enter international market. Local partner has better understanding of the nature of entrepreneurship in that country. Suggested targeted areas: Europe The Far East Controlled and transition economies (China, Latvia, Hungary). www.AssignmentPoint.com

Barriers to International Trade GATT (the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) seeks to help overcome barriers. Some countries (Japan) allegedly present barriers due to their complicated distribution system. FTA’s (free trade agreements) such as NAFTA reduce barriers and encourage investment between countries (in this case the U.S., Canada and Mexico.) www.AssignmentPoint.com 7 7