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The CAGE Distance Framework is a tool that helps businesses identify and evaluate the differences between countries that could impact their international operations. It stands for Cultural, Administrative, Geographic, and Economic distances. Cultural distance refers to differences in language, ethnicity, religion, and social norms. Administrative distance includes differences in governance, political associations, and institutional weaknesses. Geographic distance refers to physical remoteness, lack of a common border, differences in climate, and transportation infrastructure. Economic distance includes differences in consumer incomes and variations in the cost and quality of resources and infrastructure. Businesses use this framework to assess the feasibility and profitability of expanding into specific international markets.
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This deck includes the following business strategy frameworks: Offshoring Strategy Framework, Cradle to Cradle (C2C), Disruptive Innovation, Economic Value Added (EVA), Bass Diffusion Model, DuPont Analysis, Stage-Gate Model, CYNEFIN Framework, 8D Process, Innovative Cycle, Organizational Configuration, Focus-Energy Matrix, Schein's Three Levels of Culture, Architecture Development Method (ADM), Trompenaars' Dimensions, Risk-Reward Analysis, SMART Targets, Investment Stages, , Compensation Model, CAGE Distance Framework, Belbin's Team Roles, Competing Values Framework (CVF), ADL Matrix, Generic Strategies, Bottom of the Pyramid (BOP), Core Quality Quadrant, Seven Levels of Sustainability, BOP Framework, Two-Factor Theory, Balancing Transparency, DMIS Model, Total Perceived Service Quality, Identity and Image (Birkigt/Stadler), Kotter's 8 Step Change, MDA Framework, Business Process Management (BPM), Cialdini's Seven Principles, Model of Entrepreneurship, Gain Sharing, Elaboration Like...
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