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Intro; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Foreword by Mira Wilkins; PART I: Introduction and context; 1 Introduction to the makers of global business; 2 Origins and development of global business; 3 The...
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This paper looks at trademarks and brands, beyond the conventional interests of marketing and law, as a way to explaining the evolution of international business and economies in general. It shows that the perspective defended by many scholars such as Chandler (1990), Wilkins (1991, 1994) and...
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This paper provides an account of how entrepreneurs have contributed to the development of successful global brands in consumer goods industries in the twentieth century and why so few independent brands survived the merger waves of the 1980s. The industries analysed are those where the...
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Focusing on the global alcoholic beverages industry in the last 50 years, this study explains the different ways in which brands can be traded internationally and the impact of this trade on firms' global strategies, structures and operations. It argues that the increase in the trading of brands...
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This study analyses the strategic role of brands, in explaining the management of business in the global alcoholic beverages industry and also the techniques used by firms to exploit economies of scale and scope in the international marketplace. It explains the different ways in which brands...
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Focusing on the global alcoholic beverages industry in the last 50 years, this study explains the different ways in which brands can be traded internationally and the impact of this trade on firms' global strategies, structures and operations. It argues that the increase in the trading of brands...
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Since the banking crisis of 2008 the global economy is perceived as riskier than before. Firms that cannot manage risks have withdrawn from countries in which they previously invested. These problems are not new. For centuries firms have invested in risky foreign environments, and many of them...
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This paper considers aspects of the evolution of ownership and control in global industries from 1960. The existing literature usually uses the largest firms in industrialized countries, to provide generalizations about national systems of corporate governance. In practice, this characterization...
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This paper considers aspects of the evolution of ownership and control in global industries from 1960. The existing literature usually uses the largest firms in industrialized countries, to provide generalizations about national systems of corporate governance. In practice, this characterization...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005227213