International Business

Catalog description

This course examines the factors that affect international business. Topics include the analysis of a country for prospective business opportunities, including the assessment of internal cultural and societal characteristics, how economic policies and regulations relate to trade activities, natural resource, labor, and outsourcing opportunities and their influence on the advancement of multinational enterprises. Challenging and unique considerations in the formulation and execution of organizational expansion considerations are addressed. Students cannot earn credit for both the MIM and IBS courses, as they cover similar concepts. MIM courses are placed on teach-out. Taking both courses would result in duplicate credit, which is not allowed.