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Nafta, Globalization And Free Trade: Can The U.S. Maintain Leadership In The World Economy?, Elmore R. Alexander
Nafta, Globalization And Free Trade: Can The U.S. Maintain Leadership In The World Economy?, Elmore R. Alexander
Bridgewater Review
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Women Expatriates: Where Are They?, Clara Goncalves
Women Expatriates: Where Are They?, Clara Goncalves
Honors Program Theses and Projects
This paper will dive into research by those in the field of women studies and international business to analyze the reasons behind the lack of expatriate women through examination of (1) the current status of women in business in the U.S. compared to the Middle East, (2) importance of being an expat to the professional future of women, (3) stereotypes surrounding women as managers (4) why companies are not sending women on international assignments, and (5) how the political status of the U.S. today could affect women in international business. Globalization has created a competitive market where the need for …
Power, Promise And Problems: The Solar Photovoltaic Industry In China, Xiangrong Liu
Power, Promise And Problems: The Solar Photovoltaic Industry In China, Xiangrong Liu
Bridgewater Review
No abstract provided.
Marco Polo: Pioneer Of East-West Communication, Transportation And Trade, Chien Wen Yu
Marco Polo: Pioneer Of East-West Communication, Transportation And Trade, Chien Wen Yu
Bridgewater Review
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Bribery And Controversy In The Us And Global Market, Kathleen Thompson, Charlotte Medina
Bribery And Controversy In The Us And Global Market, Kathleen Thompson, Charlotte Medina
Undergraduate Review
Throughout the history of trade and business, there have always been alternative—and often unethical—ways of closing sales in the form of extra kick-backs and luxurious goods. In modern times these unethical incentives are referred to as bribes. More recently, the practice of bribery has been linked to high-profile corruption and fraud cases in the United States, rocking the international marketplace for companies such as Pfizer, Avon, Johnson & Johnson, and Daimler AG. However, many international companies actually welcome bribery as a way to compete with other companies in the global marketplace. When looking at bribery and its effect on the …
Faculty Profile: Martin Grossman, Andrew C. Holman
Faculty Profile: Martin Grossman, Andrew C. Holman
Bridgewater Review
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