FIN 621 Lecture : International Financechp1.docx

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Foundations of international financial management: globalization and the multinational firm, balance of payments, the market for foreign exchange. International parity relationships: globalization and the multinational firm, goals for international financial management, globalization, multinationals, comparative advantage. __________in regulations, tax laws, government policies: greater opportunity set for production and/or investment, additional opportunities. Investment opportunities: lower ________for resources, new product markets, managerial objectives, consensus in north america. In other countries: long-term _________wealth maximization is the only sustainable strategy for. Are home country owners" interests superior to those. Market share, et c. running a business of foreign country owners: recent trends in the world economy, globalization. Introduction of euro: trade liberalization, multinational enterprise. Privatization: mne: multinational firm is a company that has operating branches, subsidiaries and affiliates located in ___________countries. Production efficiency seekers: why do firms become multinational, market seekers, raw material seekers, knowledge seekers. : countries try to produce ____ themselves all products they need, no international trade occurs.

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