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International Business

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Participants join the International Business course to understand how companies operate and grow in the global marketplace. It helps them learn how to manage cultural differences, international trade practices, and global business strategies. The course also builds knowledge in international marketing, finance, and supply chain management. By joining this course, participants gain practical skills that prepare them for careers in multinational companies or for starting international business ventures.

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Course details

Explore the complexities of conducting business globally in our International Business course. Learn how to navigate cultural and institutional differences, develop successful international market entry strategies, and manage global supply chains. Understand international marketing and finance principles, and develop cross-cultural management and leadership skills. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the global business arena, whether you're looking to work for a multinational corporation or start your own international venture.

Source: IIT - Roorkee July 2018 (YouTube Channel)
Prof. J. K. Nayak, Management of Business Studies, IIT Roorkee

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Key topics covered

Introduction to International Business
Modes of Entry - I
Modes of Entry II
Challenges and Approaches, EPRG Framework
New Economic Policy, LPG Framework
Patterns of International Trade, Trade Theories, Export-Import
BOP, Capital Account, Financial Account, Numericals, Reserve Account, SDR
Recruitment and Training in International HRM
Importance, Nature and Scope

Course content

The course is readily available, allowing learners to start and complete it at their own pace.

60 lectures30 hr 5 min

Introduction to International Business
26 min
Modes of Entry - I
27 min
Modes of Entry II
29 min
Challenges and Approaches, EPRG Framework
28 min
New Economic Policy, LPG Framework
35 min
Patterns of International Trade, Trade Theories, Export-Import
28 min
International Trade Theories - I
32 min
International Trade Theories - II
28 min
Leonteiff's Paradox, PLC Theory, National Competitive Advantage & Factor Mobility Theory
31 min
Trade and Factor Mobility , Bangladesh Textile Case
34 min
Multiplier Effect, Types and its Characteristics
33 min
Multiplier Effect with Numericals
32 min
Commercial / Trade Policy, Business Cycle, Tariff Barriers, Subsidies
30 min
Non-Tariff Barriers, India's Foreign Trade Policy, Make in India, Trade Protectionism
30 min
International Business Environment, PESTEL Analysis, Culture and Business
28 min
Language, Religion, Behavioural Practices, Communication
32 min
Political Environment, Beliefs, Types of Democracy
31 min
Political Systems, Beliefs, Risks
29 min
Legal Environment, Legal Protection, Legal Systems, IPR
32 min
Economic Factors, Economic Environment
30 min
Components of an Economy, Inflation, Unemployment, Debt
32 min
Income Distribution, Poverty, Productivity
27 min
BOP, Components, Economic Freedom, Economic Transitions
25 min
Technology and Its Impact, IT, Technology Transfer
31 min
Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions
37 min
BOP, Balance of Trade
22 min
BOP, Capital Account, Financial Account, Numericals, Reserve Account, SDR
30 min
Foreign Exchange, Foreign Exchange Market, Features, Participants
27 min
Functions of Foreign Exchange Market, Interest Rate, Relative Inflation Rate
32 min
Factors Affecting Exchange Rate, Current Account Deficit, Government Debt, Exchange Rate
32 min
Exchange Rate Systems, Currency Convertibility, Types
32 min
Currency Convertibility, Theories of Exchange Rate, Purchasing Power Parity
33 min
PPP Theory, Interest Rate Parity Theory, Fischer Effect, Numericals
28 min
Foreign Exchange Exposure, Type Of Exposure
39 min
Exposure Management Theory, Hedging, FERA and FEMA, RBI and its Power
32 min
Financial Market, Importance and its Function, Financial Intermediaries, Money Market
40 min
International Money Market, Euro Credit, Capital Market, Features, Component, ADR & GDR
32 min
Trade Promotion, Foreign Trade Regulations in India, Exporting, Stages, Difficulties
31 min
Export-Import Plan, Foreign Trade Promotion Measures, Schemes, Trade Regulations
29 min
Trade Promotions, Institution Involved in Export Finance, Foreign Trade Organisations
32 min
Foreign Trade Organizations, PNB Scam
34 min
Bretton Woods Agreement, IMF, Its Role and Function
30 min
World Bank
34 min
WTO, GATT, Origin and Functions, MFN Principles, Agreements
30 min
Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture, GATS
28 min
TRIMS, TRIPS, Patents, Copyrights
29 min
Multifiber Agreement, Agreement on Textiles and Clothing, UNCTAD, GSP, GSTP
30 min
Regional Economic Integration
30 min
Regionalism, Multilateralism, NAFTA, EU, EURO,
30 min
International Marketing, Segmentation, Positioning
31 min
Product Strategies, Product Adaptations, Pricing, Communication, Logistics,
33 min
Global Firms Success Strategies
23 min
Marketing Orientations, Market Research
25 min
Estimating Market Demand, Pitfalls in Research
25 min
Survey Methods For International Research
22 min
Supply Chain Management, Global Production and Distribution, Manufacturing Strategy
31 min
Global Sourcing, Distribution System, Role Of Interest
35 min
International HRM
21 min
Recruitment and Training in International HRM
25 min
Importance, Nature and Scope
31 min

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Q: You're reviewing a sales contract and ask: "how to read Incoterms 2020 CIF risk transfer point" before sign-off. The GA sketch shows loading at Port Klang with ocean freight included. Where does risk transfer to the buyer?

A: Governing principle: Incoterms split cost responsibility from risk transfer. Applied here: Under CIF, risk passes at shipment once goods are on board, while costs continue to destination. The contract sketch doesn’t move that line. The trap sits in option C; people who know documents matter still slide the risk transfer to paperwork timing.

Q: Your CFO pings you with "quick FX exposure estimate for euro invoice payable in 90 days". The invoice is EUR 2.0 million, spot is 1.08 USD/EUR, and a 5% adverse move is feared. Order-of-magnitude, what’s the exposure?

A: Governing principle: FX exposure is the potential change in home-currency value. Applied here: EUR 2.0M × 1.08 gives USD 2.16M; 5% swing lands near USD 108k. Tenor doesn’t multiply notional by itself. Option B catches people who drop the spot conversion step.

Q: A subsidiary shifts from local sourcing to an intercompany supply chain. You search "transfer pricing markup change effect on customs duty". The markup rises from 5% to 12% on components imported into Brazil. What happens first?

A: Governing principle: Customs valuation reacts immediately to declared import price. Applied here: Higher markup lifts the customs base on entry, regardless of later income tax effects or TP reports. Option D trips engineers who assume tax processes move only on annual cycles.

Q: You’re drafting a market entry memo and Google "political risk insurance what does it actually cover". A plant is built in a country with expropriation history. What loss is typically covered?

A: Governing principle: Political risk insurance targets sovereign acts, not market noise. Applied here: Expropriation is a named peril; commercial underperformance sits outside the policy. Option C catches people who blur political risk with hedging instruments.