Businesses around the world go international for many reasons but the main reasons include making money and growth. The multinationals organizations which go global tend to attain economies of scale due to the large customer base (Clarke and Getler, 2003). Their brand name and value increases if they successfully operate its foreign venture. The other drivers for going global varies, which include larger customer access, improved communications, better information technology, cultural convergence, distribution and transportation, reduced barriers in trade, privatization programs, development of international standards (Hill, 2010). Often developed world's companies set up their businesses in developing world because of easy access to cheap labour and increasing disposable income of the global middle class (Hill, 2010).
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