Fall and spring. Addresses the problems created by operating a business in more than one country. Involves the topics of international economic theory, international capital markets, marketing and market structure, international trade organizations and legal systems, international finance, exchange rates, and balance of payments. International business cases are analyzed. Cross cultural and ethical variables between nations are discussed.
Some business cases address the impact of information technology on international business strategy.
Fall and spring. The American legal system, as well as a framework for international business law, is presented. Student assignments are designed to elevate awareness of business ethics, resolve dilemmas, and communicate clearly in the context of the complex business environment. CPSC 205 or consent of instructor. Fall and spring.