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5. FDI are extremely high, activities are diversified and company is present on<br />

all or in most of foreign markets.<br />

New Scandinavian literature insists on fast learning process by improved<br />

communication between branches in foreign markets, which needs network<br />

organization (7, p.7).<br />

Gradual internationalization has best use in case when it is expected that<br />

foreign markets differ from host, but have some similarities. When company<br />

decides to enter gradual internationalization, it is assumed that it knows only host<br />

market, and that knowledge about foreign markets may be achieved anger research<br />

which generates certain cost. When expected that research cost may be high,<br />

gradual internationalization postpones entry on foreign market or it chooses "zero<br />

strategy" of remaining on host market with licenses given t foreign companies.<br />

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Globalization of activities<br />

A concept of simultaneous internationalization or globalization of activities<br />

implies that company enters all foreign markets at the same time. Globalization<br />

model assumes that foreign markets are similar to host, and that eventual<br />

differences are minor. This implies that experience on any single market may not<br />

be used on the others, so there is no learning from experience and there is no<br />

research cost. Simultaneous internationalization is preferred in cases when<br />

company has know-how with certain level of protection (patents, licenses,<br />

copyrights etc.). This know-how is subject to imitation and aging, so that<br />

simultaneous entry facilitates use of monopolist’s advantage before it dissolves.<br />

Globalization is a phenomenon of a new age (80’s of 20 th century). It is a<br />

modern process which creates new conditions for international operations whereby<br />

creating new distribution of work activities worldwide in which certain industries<br />

and companies have their growth perspective only in global market. International<br />

distribution of work activities in last two centuries differed in internationalization<br />

of production, trade, distribution and consumption in globalization process. New<br />

trends based on high technology and used not only on different levels of economic<br />

activity from production to consumption, but also in IT which is not bound by<br />

traditional barriers to trade. New information and know-how became most<br />

important attribute of international competition and new basis for international<br />

allocation of capital, financial and human resources.<br />

Globalization process does not have the same meaning for all industries and<br />

companies (8, p. 324). Among many factors which fostered globalization of<br />

company activities, two are critical:<br />

• product (technology)<br />

• homogenization of consumer behavior

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