MGT 390 International Business

Fall Semester Only. Focuses on the principal modes of business involvement of a nation-state trade and foreign investment, the relative incentives for the two modes of international business and the usual impact of this business on the nation's output, employment, profits and other variables of economic development. The core of the discussion evolves around the concept of competitiveness in international business, determinants of a nation's competitiveness and management of these determinants by business enterprises and government agencies. Also see Enrollment Requirements.

Credits

3.00

Cross Listed Courses

MGT 390 & MMGT 390

Prerequisite

Open to business majors or minors who: 1) are sophomores with a 3.5 or higher GPA or are juniors or seniors; 2) have completed MGT 123A or MGT 123B; and 3) have taken SRES 101 and SRES 102 or equivalent