The Role of Trade in Corporate Strategy

Events in the global marketplace have a direct effect on United States companies. These companies should integrate global trade into their strategic decisions. Federal government actions impact on international competitive trade strategy; for example, the Reagan administration has eliminated double...

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Published in:The Journal of business strategy 1984-04, Vol.4 (4), p.69
Main Author: Baldrige, Malcolm
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Commerce
Competition
Corporate
Export trading companies
International trade
Market positioning
Market strategy
Strategic planning
Strategy
Tariffs
US exports
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Export trading companies
International trade
Market positioning
Market strategy
Strategic planning
Strategy
Tariffs
US exports
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