The Fundamentals of International Business

A Canadian Perspective

David Notman and Lorie Guest

ISBN 978-1-55077-197-8, First, 2010

336 pgs.,$93.69 (Net Price $74.95)

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Trillium listed student resource for BBB4M curriculum, designed to promote engaging classroom discussion and provide students with a sound grasp of world trade and international business today.
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Now is the time to get excited about...International Business! The global financial crisis and downturn of 2008 has brought the world of international business to the forefront of our attention. Using real world examples and instructive case studies, Fundamentals of International Business will help your students gain a well-rounded understanding of international business theory and practice. This all-new, all-Canadian resource takes a fresh look at trade, marketing, logistics, the supply chain, culture, politics, and economics in the context of international business. The student resource and supplements were specifically developed to meet the curriculum requirements of International Business Fundamentals. International trade and commerce is shaping the world around us every minute of every day. Now is the perfect time to get your students excited about the fascinating world of international business! Authors Lorie Guest Bluevale Collegiate Institute in Waterloo, Ontario Lorie Guest is the Head of the Business Department at Bluevale Collegiate Institute in Waterloo, Ontario. She has 24 years of teaching experience throughout the Waterloo Region District School Board. Lorie has been actively involved in producing curriculum and profiles for the Ministry of Education, taught business education courses at The Univerisity of Western Ontario, and co-written books on Introduction to Business, and Information and Communication Technology. She is the recipient of The Stewart Award for Teaching Excellence, The Toronto Sun Top 50 Teachers in Ontario, and OBEA'a Award of Merit. David Notman David Notman is a retired business teacher, living in Kingston. He has had 28 years of experience in business education, at L.C.V.I and K.C.V.I. and won Teacher of the Year awards at both schools. He has co-written texts on Marketing and Introduction to Business, as well as International Business. A regular OBEA presenter, David was given the Award of Merit by the OBEA in 1997. Unit 1: Introduction to International Trade Chapter 1: What is Trade? Chapter 2: Trade in the Modern World The Big Issue: Protectionism Unit 2: Culture, Politics, and Economics Chapter 3: What is Culture? Chapter 4: Economics and Politics The Big Issue: "Chimerica" (China and America) Unit 3: Trade Organizations and Social Responsibility Chapter 5: International Trade Agreements and Organizations Chapter 6: Social Responsibility and NGOs The Big Issue: Child Labour Unit 4: Trade Organizations and Social Responsibility Chapter 7: Marketing Chapter 8: Logistics The Big Issue: Global Warming Unit 5: Canada's Role in International Business Chapter 9: Canada and International Business Chapter 10: International Business Trends The Big Issue: International Migration Teachers Manual ISBN: 978-155077-198-5 Binder / 3-hole punched / 250 pages Educational Net Price: $189.95 Online Support for Teachers The corresponding website for teachers includes: Online test builder application PowerPoint slide show for each chapter Blog and Newsfeeds Additional Handouts and Answer Keys Online Support for Students The corresponding website for students includes: Online student quizzes for each chapter PowerPoint slide show for each chapter Online key terms quizzes Relevant websites Online crosswords, and more! Online Demonstration Click here to see a demonstration of the online support.

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The Fundamentals of International Business

The Fundamentals of International Business

A Canadian Perspective

Authors

Lorie Guest

Bluevale Collegiate Institute in Waterloo, Ontario

David Notman

Unit 1: Introduction to International Trade

Unit 2: Culture, Politics, and Economics

Unit 3: Trade Organizations and Social Responsibility

Unit 4: Trade Organizations and Social Responsibility

Unit 5: Canada's Role in International Business

Teachers Manual

Online Support for Teachers

Online Support for Students

Online Demonstration