Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Liverpool Business School
Learning Methods
Lecture
Online
Seminar
Module Offerings
5011LBSBW-JAN-MTP
Aims
This module enables students to develop an understanding of how to do business in emerging markets and build partnerships with emerging country firms.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Demonstrate an understanding of the institutional aspects of the business environment in major emerging markets and the practical implications they have for foreign firms looking to enter or already operating in these markets.
2.
Evaluate the attractiveness of particular emerging markets - as target markets, production or sourcing bases, and R&D locations – and identify appropriate strategies for developed country firms to incorporate them into their global operations and exploit the opportunities they offer.
3.
Demonstrate an understanding of the expansion of emerging market firms into advanced economies and how it is changing the competitive landscape for advanced economy multinationals in their home markets.
4.
Demonstrate a critical understanding of the theory and practice of international business in emerging markets.
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:Emerging markets and the global economy
States and markets in emerging economies
The choice of target markets and entry modes
Forming strategic alliances
Reaching emerging market consumers
Offshoring production and innovation to emerging markets?
Doing business in China and India
Doing business in Brazil, Russia and South Africa
The rise of emerging market multinationals
Critical perspectives on the theory and practice of international business in emerging markets
Module Overview:
This module enables students to develop an understanding of how to do business in emerging markets and build partnerships with emerging country firms.
This module enables students to develop an understanding of how to do business in emerging markets and build partnerships with emerging country firms.
Additional Information:Doing business successfully in today’s global economy requires an understanding of emerging economies and firms. This module enables students to develop an understanding of how to do business in emerging markets and build partnerships with emerging country firms. More specifically, it aims to:
- provide a comparative analysis of the business systems of the most dynamic emerging markets in Asia, Eastern Europe/Russia, Latin America and Africa, with a particular focus on the role of the state and the functioning of institutions and markets.
- provide students with the analytical tools required to assess the attractiveness of particular emerging economies as target markets as well as to identify appropriate entry and growth strategies.
- examine the potential benefits, costs and risks of moving production and R&D operations to emerging economies, such as China and India.
- critically assess the economic, social and environmental impact of developed country multinationals and foreign direct investment in emerging markets.
- analyse emerging market firms’ expansion into advanced economies, with a particular focus on their mergers and acquisitions strategies.
- critically evaluate the relevance and applicability of traditional/Western theories on the internationalisation of the firm to explain the recent rise of emerging country multinationals.
Assessments
Presentation
Report