Welcome to our space

We cover a wide range of topics, from emerging markets to global logistics, international finance and more, helping our readers navigate the complex landscape of international trade with confidence and knowledge.

Different topics on which we reflect on

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Emerging Markets

In this section we deal with emerging markets, we analyze them, we raise possible problems that may arise and how certain markets that perhaps seemed to be lost are managing to get afloat. In addition to markets that surprisingly continue to grow.

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International Expansion

We analyze entry and expansion strategies in global markets. We analyze success stories and lessons learned from international companies, as well as how adapting products and marketing to different cultures and markets can influence them.

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Culture and International Business

In this section we analyze intercultural communication strategies, etiquette and protocol in international business, as well as the cultural differences between certain countries and how this influences business. Studies on the cultural impact on business strategies.

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Much more than just that, international trade is much more than that.

We will also be reporting on supply chain issues, sustainable development in international trade, analysis of new and old trade agreements and treaties, the impact of geopolitical events on global trade, and future trade trends and forecasts. As well as lessons learned from failures and challenges in international trade.

What does international trade bring to all of us?

1. Economic Growth and Prosperity

International trade allows countries to specialize in the production of goods and services that they can produce more efficiently and at lower cost. This increases productivity and economic efficiency worldwide. Countries can export the products they produce efficiently and import those they do not, which boosts economic growth and improves living standards.

2. Access to a Wider Variety of Goods and Services

International trade gives consumers access to a wider variety of products and services that are not available locally. This not only improves the quality of life, but also fosters competition, which can lead to better products and lower prices.

3. Technology and knowledge transfer

International trade facilitates the transfer of technology, knowledge and advanced business practices between countries. This can help developing countries modernize their industries, increase efficiency and improve global competitiveness.

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