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This document provides an overview and instructions for Assignment #1 of the IBS 101 Introduction to International Business course. It outlines several key online resources students can use to research demographic data, economics, politics, and culture of their selected country. These include the U.S. Census Bureau International Database, CIA World Factbook, CultureGrams, and several international business guides. Students are instructed to select a target country and use the provided sources to research population, economics, politics, and communication aspects for their assignment. Contact information is also provided for library research assistance.
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Ibs101 mb fall2013
- 1. IBS 101 Introduction to International Business Professor: Susan Peterson January 30, 2013 Librarian: Marsha Ballard marsha.ballard@scottsdalecc.edu
- 3. Our new temporary location:
- 4. Do you know? • The library is temporarily located in the Peridot room on the west end of the Student Center • Interlibrary loan is available to you • Access to library databases is also available from off-campus. You’ll be asked for your MEID and password • The Library has e-books
- 5. Need help? It’s available 24/7
- 8. Objective • Learn about basic business reference sources that will help complete your assignments
- 9. Assignment #1 Country Research
- 10. Target Market and Population Research • U.S. Census Bureau IDB Summary Demographic Data – http://www.census.gov/population/international/data – Link is listed on the IBS101 Research Guide • Web Resources Tab – Demographics and Statistics Box » International Database: U.S. Census Bureau
- 12. Select your country from the pull down Make sure the menu correct date is selected
- 16. Use the data tab to open this screen and then select Country Rankings
- 18. Economics, Politics, Communication • CIA World Factbook • Global Road Warrior
- 20. Find your Country in the pull down menu list
- 23. Population, Economics, Politics, Communication • CIA World Factbook • Global Road Warrior • Culturegrams
- 30. World time • Time Zone Conversion – http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/
- 32. International Companies • Lexis Nexis
- 39. Doing business in . . . • Global Road Warrior • ExecutivePlanet.com
- 40. Also consider the following web sites: • Country Profiles - Guides to Culture, Etiquette, Customs and Protocol • Essential Etiquette Advice and Information for Worldwide Travel at Travel Etiquette (UK) • International Business Culture : Cultural Differences in Business - World Busine • International Business Etiquette for Men and Women working around the Globe - Books and Website Resources • Globaledge
- 41. Periodical Databases • Business Source Premier • Business Abstracts with Full Text • LexisNexis Academic • Newspapers • Discover-search across databases and the library’s catalog
- 42. Thank you for your attention • Visit or Call us at 480-423-6650 • Ask-A-Librarian • Please Log-Off