International business includes a variety of factors that influence the strategies, operations and decision making of a business.

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Economic Conditions

Economic factors such as GDP growth, inflation rates, incentives, interest rates, exchange rates, and economic stability impact international business.

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These factors include political instability, government policies, regulations, legal systems, rule of law, and trade agreements.

Political Environment

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Technological factors include communication, transportation, logistics, and information exchange.

Technological Advancements

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Competition from local and international rivals affects pricing, product differentiation, and market positioning strategies for businesses.

Competitive Environment

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Legal factors include labor laws, intellectual property rights, contract enforcement, taxation policies, and regulatory compliance.

Legal and Regulatory Factors

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These strategies includes direct and indirect exporting,  Joint Ventures, Licensing and Franchising.

Market Entry Strategies

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It involves language, beliefs, values, customs, social norms, and behavior of a particular society or culture.

Cultural Factors

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