St. Joseph’s College of Commerce 2015 International Business Environment Question Paper PDF Download

ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE OF COMMERCE (AUTONOMOUS)
END SEMESTER EXAMINATION – SEPT/OCT.2015
M.COM – I SEMESTER
P115 MC 103: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
Duration: 3 Hours                                                                                                    Max. Marks: 100
SECTION – A
I. Answer any SEVEN questions.  Each carries 5 marks.                                          (7×5=35)
  1. Define Unipolar with and Example?
  2. Write a short Note on Infant Industry? With Example.
  3. What is Cross- Culture Literacy?
  4. Write a Note on Tariff and Quota?
  5. Distinguish between Licensing and Franchising?
  6. Define Goods under International Sale Contract?
  7. Explain Ethnocentric and Geocentric?
  8. Write a Note on Values and Norms?
  9. Explain the Needs of International Business?
  10. What do you mean by Social Stratification?
SECTION – B
II. Answer any THREE questions.  Each carries 15 marks.                                      (3×15=45)
  11. Distinguish between International Business and Domestic Business with suitable examples.
  12. Describe the social factors which impact customer needs and size of markets?

 

  13. Differentiate between Franchising and Joint ventures.
  14. What is Globalization? Explain the dimensions of economic Globalization.
  15. How does a foreign company invest in India? What are the regulations pertaining to issue of shares by Indian companies to foreign collaborators/investors?

 

SECTION – C
III. Case Study                                                                                                                  (1×20=20)
  16. Pifizer Inc. a New York based firm, is now considered to be one of the world’s most admired Pharma companies. The firm discovers, develops, manufactures and sells leading prescription medicines for human beings and animals. The firm’s innovative value added products lead to its success. The company has three business segments: health care, animal health and consumer health care. Its products are available in more than 150 countries; its medicines help about 150 million people in year worldwide.

Pfizer was ranked the world’s most admired pharmaceuticals by the fortune magazine in 1997. In 1999, Pifizer celebrated its 150th anniversary. Forbes magazine declared is “The company of the year”. In 2000, Pifizer and Warner-Lambert agreed on a $90 billion merger to form the new Pifizer, which would make Pifizer the world’s fastest growing major Pharma company in the coming decades. Pifizer was named as “One of the 25 global Most admired all stars” by the Fortune magazine.

In 1924, the company’s employee strength was only 306, but now it has increased to 1,22,2000 staff worldwide. Pifizer is decided to discovering and developing innovative medicines and making them available to people around the world.

 

Pfizer Reports:

Our business is fundamentally about saving, improving and enhancing lives, and we believe that by being successful as a business we provide the greatest benefit to society.Our commitment to being an exemplary corporate citizen is reflected in our extensive efforts to improve access to healthcare, the core focus of our philanthropic initiatives. Through our support of health initiatives, and by the generosity and compassion of our employees, we strive to make the community in which we operate a better place to live and work. At Pfizer, ‘Community’ is a Core value Building relationships within the communities in which Pfizer operates is high on the agenda of Pfizer. We recognize that constructive interaction with society and positive relationships with host communities are important to our success and are beneficial to the company, its employees and the people around. Support to the need of the community is an integral part of Pfizer’s round the year community development programs.

Our Philanthropic Focus

  • Providing Access to Medicines
  • Support to patient Groups
  • Providing Health Literacy
  • Spreading Disease Awareness
  • Building Communities
  • Education, Training and Capacity Building
  • The Process of drug discovery.

 

At an estimated budget of $7.9 billion in 2004 for research and development (R&D), Pfizer Inc. boasts of the industry’s largest Pharmaceutical R&D organization: Pfizer Global Research and Development.

 

Pfizer’s search for new treatments spans hundreds of research projects across 18 therapeutic areas. This is much more than any other company. Our scientists, clinicians, technicians, and other professionals employ state-of-the-art tools ranging from robotic high-through put screening (a method pioneered by Pfizer) to sophisticated genomic studies, and deliver a steady stream of innovative new products that enhance human and animal health.

 

A half century ago, despite daunting odds and great risk, Pfizer pioneered the mass production of penicillin, thus ushering in the modern pharmaceutical era. Now, more than 12,500 Pfizer scientists at our research facilities around the world continue the quest for new medicines with the same pioneering spirit.

 

Today, Pfizer is poised at the cutting edge of science and biotechnology, a position that is strengthened by partnerships and links with more than 250 associates in academia and from within the industry. These partnerships provide Pfizer with access to novel R&D tools and to key data on emerging trends.

 

 

Going beyond medicines-In India, Pfizer instituted the first every Diseases management program – Healthy Heart TM in Cardio Vascular Disease (hypertension, chronic stable angina and dyslipidemia), in partnership with Apollo Hospital, Hyderabad and more recently with Apollo Hospital, Chennai.

Partner with Physician Associations to develop recommendations/guidelines of managing specific diseases.

 

Provide medical information to physicians on drugs as well as therapeutic areas that we operate in a Pharmaco-Vigilance system wherein we track adverse events reported by physicians.

 

Questions:

  1. Does Pfizer fulfill its role as a global player? Justify your answer.
  2. Has its growth around the globe helped developing countries? Comment.

 

 

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