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Title: Multinational Financial Management Alan Shapiro 7th Edition J.Wiley


1
Multinational Financial Management Alan
Shapiro7th Edition J.Wiley Sons
  • Power Points by
  • Joseph F. Greco, Ph.D.
  • California State University, Fullerton

2
CHAPTER 16
  • CORPORATE STRATEGY AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

3
CHAPTER OVERVIEW
  • I. THE PROCESS OF OVERSEAS EXPANSION
  • II. THEORY OF THE MULITNATIONAL CORPORATION
  • II. THE STRATEGY OF MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISE
  • III. DESIGNING A GLOBAL EXPANSION STRATEGY

4
I. THE PROCESS OF OVERSEAS
EXPANSION
  • I. METHODS TO GO GLOBAL
  • A. Exporting
  • preferred market entry strategy
  • 1. Advantages
  • low cost
  • low risk
  • learning opportunity

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THE PROCESS OF OVERSEAS EXPANSION
  • 2. Disadvantages
  • inability to realize full sales potential
  • 3. Use of
  • a. Foreign agents
  • b. Sales subsidiaries
  • c. Distribution system

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THE PROCESS OF OVERSEAS EXPANSION
  • B. OVERSEAS PRODUCTION
  • greater commitment to the local market
  • 1. Advantages
  • a. Increased sales
  • b. Supply stability
  • c. Control
  • d. Comprehensive service

7
THE PROCESS OF OVERSEAS EXPANSION
  • 2. Question
  • create or acquire
  • 3. Acquisition
  • allows speedy transfer of unused
    parent skills
  • used more by small firms.

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THE PROCESS OF OVERSEAS EXPANSION
  • C. LICENSING
  • -local firm agrees to produce for a fee.
  • 1. Advantages
  • a. Minimum investment
  • b. Faster market entry
  • c. Less risk

9
THE PROCESS OF OVERSEAS EXPANSION
  • 2. Disadvantages of licensing
  • a. Low cash flow
  • b. Quality standards
  • c. New competitor

10
II. THE THEORY OF THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION
  • I. THE THEORY OF THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION
  • A. The MNC as an Oligopolist Why FDI?
  • 1. When is FDI justified?
  • 2. Internalization
  • 3. Market Integration
  • a. Vertical
  • b. Horizontal

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THE THEORY OF THE MULTINATIONAL CORPORATION
  • B. Financial Market Imperfections
  • 1. Hypothesis
  • 2. Diversification Effect of the MNC

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III. THE STRATEGY OF THE MNC
  • I. THE STRATEGY OF THE MNC
  • A. Three strategies
  • 1. That of the Innovation-based MNC

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THE STRATEGY OF THE MNC
  • Three Strategies (cont)
  • 2. That of the mature MNC
  • a. the importance of economies of
  • scale and
  • b. economies of scope

14
THE STRATEGY OF THE MNC
  • 3. The senescent MNC
  • a. global scanning capability
  • b. the role of rationalization and
  • integration.

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THE STRATEGY OF THE MNC
  • 4. FDI and Survival
  • a. Cost reduction
  • b. Economies of scale
  • c. Multiple sourcing
  • d. Keeping domestic customers

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IV. DESIGNING A GLOBAL EXPANSION STRATEGY
  • I. A GLOBAL EXPANSION STRATEGY
  • A. Five Necessary Elements
  • 1. Awareness of profitable investments
  • -building competitive advantage
  • 2. Selecting a mode of entry
  • -evaluate systematically

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DESIGNING A GLOBAL EXPANSION STRATEGY
  • A. Five Necessary Elements (cont)
  • 3. Adjusting the Effectiveness of the
    Entry Mode
  • - continual auditing
  • 4. Using appropriate evaluation criteria

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DESIGNING A GLOBAL EXPANSION STRATEGY
  • 5. Estimating the longevity of competitive
    advantage
  • a. Develop competitive strength
  • transferable overseas.
  • b. Not easily duplicated
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