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1 – 1 of 1Any discussion among U.S. executives of such subjects as global initiatives, international market share, emerging lesser developed country markets, and opportunities in newly…
Abstract
Any discussion among U.S. executives of such subjects as global initiatives, international market share, emerging lesser developed country markets, and opportunities in newly industrialized countries is consistently seasoned with horror stories related to uneven playing fields, currency inequities, and government intervention. Are these stories merely rationalizations, or do the problems they cite account for the sharp deterioration of U.S. market share around the world?