Corporate globalization - a new trend

Article Abstract:

Corporate globalization has brought many economic and social changes. Corporate expansionon a global scale has resulted in blurred national borders and collapsed economic barriers. Consumers are no longer interested where products are made and companies look more and more to foreign investments for capital return. Theabusive use of globalization can lead to 'hollowed' industries and eventual corporate decay. Companies must look at the long-term effects of foreign investments for home and host countries to achieve prosperity.

International trade

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Reaching Japan's markets

Article Abstract:

The Japanese are working fewer hours, a trend that could create export opportunities for the American sporting goods and leisure industries. Experience with the Japanese distribution system and information about Japanese consumers is critical for success in Japan's leisure market.

Leisure industry, Sporting goods industry

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Japan

Article Abstract:

The claims by US politicians that Japanese manufacturing investments in the US are bad for America is erroneous. The investments not only provide employment for US workers directly, 75% of the facilities bought more than 50% American raw materials and parts.

United States, International aspects, United States economic conditions

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