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Global marketing is a firm ability to market to almost all countries on the planet with extensive
reach, the need for a firm product or service is established. Thee global firm retains the
capability, reach knowledge staff, skill, insights and expertise to deliver value customers
worldwide. The firm understands the requirements to service customer locally with global
standard solutions or products and localizes that product as required to maintain an optimal
balance of cost, efficiency, customization and localization in a control- customization continuum
to best meet local, national and global requirements to position itself against or with
competitors, partners, alliances, substitutes and defend against new global and local market
entrants per country, region or city..
Globalization - the growing integration of economies and societies around the world.
Globalization Is an integration of a country’s economy with world economics where goods and
services as well as capital move across the border, where a country finical markets are affected
by fluctuations in the global market
Globalization is the spreading of the business or integration of the culture over the world for
economic growth and betterment of mankind
*the monetary and fiscal policies of sovereign governments increasingly react to events in the
international money and capital markets rather than actively shape them
*in the transnational economy management emerged as the decisive factor of production and
the traditional factors of production and the traditional factors of production, land and labor,
have increasingly become secondary
*money and capital markets too have been increasingly becoming transnational and universally
obtainable
*In the transnational economy the goal is market maximization and profit maximization
*the decision making power is shifting from the national state to the region
*Finally, there is a growing pervasiveness of the transnational corporations why see the entire
world as a single world as a single market for production and marketing of goods services
*TRAIFF BARRIERS:-
Tariff is custom duty or a tax on products that move across borders. The most important of
tariff barriers is the custom duty imposed by the importing country.
SPECIFIC DUTY:- Specific duty is based on the physical characteristics of goods. When a fixed
some money, keeping in view the weight or measurements of a commodity, is levied a tariff it
is known as specific duty.
AD VALORNE DUTY: - These duty are imposed “according to value” when a fixed present of
value of commodity is added as a tariff it is known as ad valorne duty. It ignores the
consideration of weight, size or volume of commodity.
NON-TARIFF BARRIERS:-
*QUOTA SYSTEM: - * under this system a country may fix in advance, the limit of important
quantity commodity that would be permitted for important from various countries during a
period. The quota system can be divided into the following categories:
* Tariff quota
*unilateral quota
* Bilateral quota
* Multilateral quota
* PRODUCT LABELLING: - * certain nations insist on specific labeling of the products. For
instance the European Union insists on product labeling in major languages spoken in EU. Such
formalities create problem for exporters.
* STATE TRADING: - * in some countries like India, certain items are imported or exported only
through canalizing agencies like MMTC. Individual importers or exporters are not allowed to
import or export canalized items directly on their own.
Stages of global marketing:-
*Various stages of global marketing are given below
*Stage1: DOMESTIC –MARKET ESTABLISHMENT: The domestic market is often an
appropriate place to test products and fine tune performance before tackling the complexities
of international trade. It can be trade also give a good indication of performance.
*Stage2:export research and planning :-When companies begin trading abroad, they
often target a country similar to their own in language, financial structure, legal and economic
systems or culture example, Indians entering the international marketplace usually adress the
market first.
*Stage3: intial export sales: - When implementing an export plan, it’s advisable to begin
modestly by testing the market. A graduated strategy enables the novice exporter to acquire
practical
*Stage5: investment abroad:- if sales are quick, profits encouraging and opportunities
promising, the company may choose to expand its presence in the target market.