Business & Accounting Libraries
This guide is part of a series that aims to provide resources for business-related topics and courses at Marshall and USC.
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Background Information
Internationalization
The term Internationalization describes the process of designing products or services to meet the needs of users in other countries.
In the context of Economics, internationalization often refers to a company that takes steps to increase its footprint or capture greater market share outside of its country of domicile by branching out into international markets.
This resource guide will help to answer a host of questions you may have related to international business and trade. It also satisfies many (if not all) of the deliverables for the GSBA 539 - Tyson Foods Capstone Project.
- CIA World FactbookOffers country profiles covering geography, people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military and transnational issues.
- BBC Country ProfilesSupplies information on the history, economy, and politics of countries and territories.
- EIU ViewpointContains country reports, commerce reports and more from the Economist Intelligence Unit. Select Geography in the menu to search and compare by country.
- Global Road Warrior This link opens in a new windowReferred to as 'the ultimate guide to the world' or 'the ultimate business travel guide." Includes a broad range of practical information, available in twenty broad subject categories (Demographics, Education, Government, Food Culture), for over 175 countries.
