The future success of many companies is becoming more dependent on effectively
developing and expanding markets in new emerging and partially developed
countries. Few companies, however, know how to do it well, if at all. Their
success rate is low, while the cost of failure remains high. Given the
importance of Emerging markets in the global economy, the student has specific
learning units on these markets.
The student has a number of learning units on key Emerging markets as well as
important cities and strategic regions (New
York, Miami, Los Angeles, Sao Paulo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Gujarat).
Summary of available learning units (you can click on each continent to see
the available countries)
Doing business in
America: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, ...
Doing business in
ASIA: China, India, Singapore, Vietnam, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Iran, Philippines,
Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, South Korea,
Taiwan, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka ...
Doing business in
Africa and MENA countries: Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania, Botswana, Morocco, Egypt, Dubai UAE, Saudi Arabia
Doing business in Europe:
Russia, Turkey.
These learning units are highly practical and based on real information. The sources of information (institutional issues, investment, customs ...) are usually the Ministries, Agencies, Chamber of Commerce, Trade Unions ... of these countries.
International Business
