Group 5 : FOREX MARKET

culture and international business -group.1 presentation

Dear Students

Happy Ugadi and Havlambi new Year

Your Term Papers hard copies are due for submission tomorrow 30-03-2017. From tomorrow you can come anytime when you and I are free for Term paper VIVA except on 03-04-2017 when I am busy. However Viva will be taken if you come in total group and no individual left out will be having another Viva. Please note.

Happy Learning and preparation for your end-trimester to you all.

Ramarao

Class notes on 17/03/2017

REGIONAL INTEGRATION:

         Regional integration is the willingness of a country to open up the borders for other countries. The border can the for Foreign trade, for FDI.
       There are 3 physical borders between any 2 countries. They are:
                          - Land Border
                          - Water Border
                          - Air Border
Stages of Regional Integration:
  Stage 1:(Free Trade Area)
          In this stage 2 countries will open up for Free Trade Area(FTA). Here Free Trade Area means trading without any restriction. The benefits of FTA are, it provides employment, it introduces new technology to countries and it also starts foreign exchanges.
Eg) Let us consider Banana Republics. In olden days the methods of banana production in those countries is  sufficient for the consumers because the demand for bananas is less in those days. But later due to increase in demand for bananas some of the foreign countries started FTA with the countries of Banana Republic, given employment to the people in those countries, introduced new methods in producing bananas.
   The problem with free trade area is after production the exports are done with some sort of customs.
   Stage 2: ( Customs Union)
     In this stage if there is customs union between any 2 countries, then those countries combines together and forms a border. With this, the 2 countries can export and import in parts of countries which cannot be done in the case of Free Trade Area.
  Stage 3: (Common Market)
    In this stage, the products of any country can be brought from any country and supplied.\
  For Example,
    let us consider the E-commerce giant Amazon.com. A person can order products from Amazon.com from any country and get that products delivered.
But the only problem in this Common Market is different types of currencies exist for different countries.
  Stage 4: (Common Currency)
   The final stage in regional integration is common currency in which payment is done with the currency of the country which makes the order, but the recipient receives the payment in their currency.

U.Sruthi
161247

class notes on 15/03/17

BARRIERS:

Freedom beyond a limit is not required. Freedom has to be restricted in some cases (situations).Every country has the right to protect itself through “protectionism”.

Globalization is through:

• ·         Market
• ·         Investment(production)

There are 3 moments in globalization:        

• ·         Goods & services
• ·         Money
• ·         Factors(this can be in the form of people)

There are five, six methods to protect investment. As we don’t have enough money and expertise we need FDI (foreign direct investment). FDI in retail is not allowed because, to run a small kirana store we don’t need expertise. Management expertise is shifting. Hence FDI is allowed but with some barriers, for example Walmart can be established but only in outskirts or in metropolitan cities.

INFANT INDUSTRY ARGUMENT:

According to this argument, many developing countries have a potential comparative advantage in manufacturing, but new manufacturing industries cannot initially compete with established industries in the developed countries.

TARIFF:

A tariff is a tax levied on imports or exports. They are categorized into two.

• ·         Specific tariffs are levied as a fixed charge for each unit of a good imported.
• ·         Ad valorem tariffs are levied as a proportion of the value of the imported good.

Any economy which is developing becomes costlier.

Subsidy is a government payment to a domestic producer. Subsidies come in various forms including direct (cash grants, interest-free loans) and indirect (tax breaks, insurance, low-interest loans, accelerated depreciation, rent rebates).

Non-tariff barriers to trade (NTBs) are trade barriers that restrict imports or exports of goods or services through mechanisms other than the simple imposition of tariffs. 

Shirisha Joshi

161239.

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The GBM Quiz will be held on 17-03-2017 Friday. Ensure full attendance. No alternate assignment will be given for absentees. Please note.

Dear Students

I am opening the following question for blog discussion for participation by all. Meaningful answers will carry marks out of 3. The blog discussion opens tomorrow evening from 6-00 PM (14-03-17) and closes on 9-00 PM on 17-0-17.

Please note the following

a. Answers/arguments/comments should not exceed 20 lines per person.

b. One student can participate only once in this discussion. Multiple participation will be acceptable but evaluation is only done for the best comment.

c. As the topic doesnot have a straight forward answer please understand/reserach the topic fully and carefully before you answer. it is a must that you should give references justifying your view point.

e. Maximum marks a student can get is limited to 3 only

f. No posts before and after the timings will be eligible for evaluation.

Discussion Topic:  "FDI or International Trade? What is the better route for sustainable growth of Indian nominal GDP (not in terms of PPP) to reach the target of becoming 3rd largest economy in the world "

Dear Students

Please find the following table post giving your midsem marks for which the answer sheets have already been shown to you all on 07-03-17.

Sl. No.	Roll No.	Name of the Student	Midsem (50)
1	161102	Abhishek Jain	39
2	161106	Balusu Satya Sai Likhita	34
3	161112	Chiliveri Deepika	40
4	161117	Garikapati Sree Manaswanth	34
5	161121	Guttikonda Swetha	38
6	161127	Kandukuri Abhinay	33
7	161131	Kellampalli Chakravarthy	37
8	161137	Minkuri Srilekha Reddy	35
9	161147	Rudravalambhi Prabhakar Navaneeth	36
10	161150	Sourav Banerjee	32
11	161151	Sunkari Prashanth	40
12	161156	Syed Dastagir	38
13	161161	Mamidi Tejaswini	39
14	161203	Balusu Bhuvana Chowdary	38
15	161208	C Vamshi Vardhan Goud	0
16	161213	Gillala Abhishek Reddy	39
17	161217	H S Hari Nithya	39
18	161220	K Bhavya Chand Gupta	25
19	161226	Kommareddy Haripriya	35
20	161229	Mailavarapu Anoop	37
21	161235	S Anuraj Singh	33
22	161239	Shirisha Joshi	40
23	161244	Suman Sharma	37
24	161247	Unnam Sruthi	39
25	161252	Yakkanti Divya	37
26	161257	Nannapaneni Siva Shashank	34
27	161263	Laxmi Priyanka Gajjarapu	40
28	161304	Alapati Hema Nymisha	38
29	161310	Cuda Deekshitha Reddy	37
30	161313	Dondapati Pavani	40
31	161319	Jillella Sushma	41
32	161323	Kavali Manikanta	39
33	161330	Matham Setty Sravan Gupta	0
34	161331	Megaji Virat	34
35	161336	Nerella Suresh Goud	39
36	161340	Sai Venu Nadham N	33
37	161345	Tamma Raja Bhuvanesh Reddy	38
38	161349	Vallabhaneni Nihar	31
39	161353	Seemakurthi Somanath Deepak	36
40	161361	Bolla Mounika	15
41	161407	Daki Raju	37
42	161410	Deekonda Sai Kumar	0
43	161413	Gokavarapu K R Saikumar	35
44	161417	K Bidya Sagar	31
45	161422	Kritika Agarwal	36
46	161425	Kuppireddy Durga Prasanna	40
47	161429	Mallidi Bala Sandeep Reddy	38
48	161434	Pokala Sai Sandeep	27
49	161439	Ravi Sameer	41
50	161446	Vasala Ravin Kumar	33
51	161450	Yakkanti Sai Priyanka	38
52	161454	Barochiya Devin Patel	34
53	161457	Reddy Chiranjeevi	38
54	161461	Manikantha Surya Kariveda	33

presentation gropus

hii,

please find the presentation groups with topics assigned

GROUP NO.	ROLL NO	NAMES	PRESENTATION TOPICS
GROUP-1	161323	Manikanta
	161229	Anoop
	161361	Mounika	Culture and International Business / Global Business
	161413	Saikumar
GROUP-2	161353	Somanath Deepak
	161313	Pavani	Repatreation and Expatreation (HR)
	161121	Swetha
	161151	Prashanth
GROUP-3	161349	Nihar
	161319	Sushma	Location of Business in foreign countries
	161340	Venu
	161336	Suresh
GROUP-4	161112	Deepika
	161137	Srilekha	European Union with stress on Brexit
	161147	Navaneeth
	161127	Abhinay
GROUP-5	161247	Sruthi
	161226	Haripriya	Forex Markets
	161446	Ravin kumar
	161407	Raju
GROUP-6	161220	Chandu
	161203	Bhuvana	WTO
	161217	Nithya
	161425	Bindu
GROUP-7	161106	Likhita
	161161	Tejaswini	Global Competitive Index
	161102	Abhishek Jain
	161150	Sourav
	161323	Manikanta
GROUP-8	161304	Nymisha
	161450	Sai Priyanka
	161252	Divya	SAARC
	161213	Abhishek
	161310	Deekshitha
GROUP-9	161244	Suman
	161131	Chakravarthy	Trends of FDI in BRICS Countries
	161263	Priyanka
	161331	Virat
GROUP-10	161454	Devin
	161422	Kritika
	161330	Sravan Gupta	Globalisation of 4p's
	161235	Anuraj Sing
	161156	Dastagir
GROUP-11	161439	Ravi Sameer
	161461	Manikantha
	161434	Sai sandeep	TRIPS
	161429	Sandeep
	161457	Chiranjeevi
GROUP-12	161117	Manashwanth
	161417	Bidya sagar
	161345	Bhuvanesh	IMF and World Banks
	161257	Shiva shashank
	161239	Shirisha joshi
regards, bhavya chand guptha durga prasanna.

term paper and presentation groups with topics

hii all,

please find attached copy of term paper groups with topics as per your choice.

GBM TERM PAPER
GROUP NO.	NAMES	ROLL NO	TOPICS
group 1	Manikanta	161323	17.E.Commerce
	Nihar	161349
	Mounika	161361
	Sushma	161319
	Virat	161331
group 2	Haripriya	161226	4.Global monetary System
	Abhinay	161127
	Shiva shashank	161257
	Shirisha joshi	161239
group 3	Deepika	161112	7.Assessing Global Market Opportunities
	Shruthi	161247
	Srilekha	161137
	Anuraj Singh	161235
group 4	Likitha	161106	9.Child Labour and Globalization
	Tejaswini	161161
	Shwetha	161121
	prashant	161151
group 5	Sourav	161150	18.Global FDI trends
	Suman	161244
	Chakravarthi	161131
	Abhishek Jain	161102
	Dastagir	161156
group 6	Priyanka.G	161263	6.Over view Global trade in service Agriculture & Commodities
	Bhuvana	161203
	Chandu	161220
	Durga prasana	161425
	Abhishek .G	161213
group 7	Devin	161454	8.International Advertising.
	Manashwanth	161117
	krithika	161422
	Navneeth	161147
	nithya	161217
group 8	Sai priyanka.Y	161450	13.Trade theories
	Divya.Y	161252
	Manikanta	161461
	Shravan Gupta	161330
	Chiranjeevi	161457
group 9	GSK Sai kumar	161413	10.Global manufacturing outsourcing trends.
	Venu	161340
	Raja Bhuvanesh	161345
	Anoop	161229
	Sandeep Reddy	161429
group 10	Raju	161407	11.Indian exports
	Raveen	161446
	Bidya Sagar	161417
	sai sandeep	161434
	Sameer	161439
group 11	Hema Nymisha	161304	19.WTO is it relevant today?
	Deekshitha	161310
	Suresh	161336
	Somnath Deepak	161353
	Pavani	161313
regards, Bhavya Chand Gupta(161220) Durga prasanna(161425)

competitive advantage

What is 'Competitive Advantage' ?

• Competitive advantages are conditions that allow a company or country to produce a good or service at a lower price or in a more desirable fashion for customers. 
• These conditions allow the productive entity to generate more sales or superior margins than its competition. 
• Competitive advantages are attributed to a variety of factors, including cost structure, brand, quality of product offerings, distribution network, intellectual property and customer support etc.

Determinants of National Competitive Advantage: Porter's Diamond

         Factor endowments (factors of production) can lead to competitive advantage

         Can be either basic or advanced

         Basic factors can provide an initial advantage that is extended by investment in advanced factor.

        

         Demand conditions 

•          The nature of home demand for an industry’s product or service.
•          Influence the development of capabilities.
•          Sophisticated and demanding customers pressure firms to be more competitive and to produce quality, innovative products.

         Related and supporting industries 

         The presence of supplier industries and related industries that are internationally competitive. Investing in these industries can spill over and contribute to success in other industries.

       

        Firm strategy, structure, and rivalry 

•         The conditions in the nation governing how companies are created, organized, and managed, and the nature of domestic rivalry.
•         There is a strong association between vigorous domestic rivalry and the creation and persistence of competitive advantage in an industry.

By:

Suman Sharma

161244

         

Class summary of the globalization

GLOBALIZATION:

MEANING:
                
                   The worldwide movement toward economic, financial, trade, and communications integration. Globalization implies the opening of local and nationalistic perspectives to a broader outlook of an interconnected and interdependent world with free transfer of capital, goods, and services across national frontiers. However, it does not include unhindered movement of labor and, as suggested by some economists, may hurt smaller or fragile economies if applied indiscriminately.

It can be happen through the FDI(foreign direct investment) and FII(Foreign institutional investor)

GLOBALIZATION OF MARKETING:

                   

                      Marketing globalization is a synergistic term combining the promotion and selling of goods and services with an increasingly interdependent and integrated global economy. It makes companies stateless, without walls, with the Internet an integral marketing and cultural tool.

GLOBALIZATION OF PRODUCTION:

                

                       Globalization of production refers to the "sourcing of goods and services from locations around the globe to take advantage of national differences in the cost and quality of factors of production like land, labor, and capital".

THANK YOU

ABHISHEK JAIN

161102