International Environment of Business (IB 2180) Culture's influence, the market impact Introduction Culture consists of specific learned norms based on attitudes, values and beliefs which exist in every society. Attitudes and values differ from one country to another resulting in different cultural norms. Therefore, whether it be selling products or organizing, financing and managing its global operations, these differences will affect every firm operating on a global basis. Impact The cultural impact on international management is …
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