INTB 2207 — Decision Making in Developed and Emerging Markets
4 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureNUpath WI
Examines economic, institutional, and strategic foundations of international business across contrasting market contexts. Explores how firms operate in developed markets characterized by strong institutions vs. emerging markets defined by institutional volatility and rapid growth. Analyzes corporate governance, regulatory frameworks, global value chains, digital transformation, sustainability, and competition policy in developed and emerging markets. Integrates economic, cultural, financial, political, legal, technological, and social factors affecting international management decisions across diverse institutional environments. Offers students an opportunity to develop analytical frameworks for interpreting global trends while building professional writing and communication skills.