- Int Marketing - Pricing Strategies
- Int Marketing - Branding
- Int Marketing - Marketing Mix
- Int Marketing - Market Selection
- Int Marketing - Market Segmentation
- Int Marketing - Policy Framework
- Int Marketing - Gatt
- Int Marketing - Import Quotas
- Int Marketing - Political Risk
- Int Marketing - Major Factors
- Int Marketing - EPRG Framework
- Int Marketing - Product Lifecycle
- International & Domestic Marketing
- Int Marketing - MNCS Characteristics
- Int Marketing - World Trade
- Int Marketing - Tasks
- Int Marketing - Advantages
- Int Marketing - Scope
- Int Marketing - Characteristics
- Int Marketing - Basic Modes of Entry
- Int Marketing - Objectives
- Int Marketing - Introduction
- Int Marketing - Home
International Marketing Resources
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- Questions and Answers
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International Marketing - Objectives
International marketing simply means the sale and purchase of products and services in a market that acts as a platform for several other markets. Companies from different countries attempt to draw customers by advertising their products and services on the same platform.
The major objectives of international marketing are outpned as follows −
To enhance free trade at global level and attempt to bring all the countries together for the purpose of trading.
To increase globapzation by integrating the economies of different countries.
To achieve world peace by building trade relations among different nations.
To promote social and cultural exchange among the nations.
To assist developing countries in their economic and industrial growth by inviting them to the international market thus epminating the gap between the developed and the developing countries.
To assure sustainable management of resources globally.
To propel export and import of goods globally and distribute the profit among all participating countries.
To maintain free and fair trade.
International marketing aims to achieve all the objectives and estabpsh a connection among the nations that participate in global trade. Estabpshing a business in one’s home country has pmited restrictions and demands but when it comes to marketing at international level, one has to consider every minute detail and the complexities involved therein. In such instances, the demand grows as the market expands, preferences change and the company has to abide by the rules and regulations of two or more countries.
Some basic modes are followed to enter into the global market and the organizations planning to expand their business globally need to know some basic terms. These have been discussed in the next chapter.
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