This document discusses various topics related to international market research for selecting export markets, including:
1) Classifying markets based on their stage of development (industrial economies, more developed developing economies, raw material exporting economies, subsistence economies).
2) Factors to consider when selecting a particular market such as accessibility, profitability, and market size/growth.
3) Types of markets including existing markets, latent markets, and incipient markets.
4) Methods for shortlisting probable markets by examining economic, political, transportation, and trade statistics.
5) The importance of comparing domestic export and import statistics of target countries to understand market sizes and trends.
This document discusses various topics related to international market research for selecting export markets, including:
1) Classifying markets based on their stage of development (industrial economies, more developed developing economies, raw material exporting economies, subsistence economies).
2) Factors to consider when selecting a particular market such as accessibility, profitability, and market size/growth.
3) Types of markets including existing markets, latent markets, and incipient markets.
4) Methods for shortlisting probable markets by examining economic, political, transportation, and trade statistics.
5) The importance of comparing domestic export and import statistics of target countries to understand market sizes and trends.
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This document discusses various topics related to international market research for selecting export markets, including:
1) Classifying markets based on their stage of development (industrial economies, more developed developing economies, raw material exporting economies, subsistence economies).
2) Factors to consider when selecting a particular market such as accessibility, profitability, and market size/growth.
3) Types of markets including existing markets, latent markets, and incipient markets.
4) Methods for shortlisting probable markets by examining economic, political, transportation, and trade statistics.
5) The importance of comparing domestic export and import statistics of target countries to understand market sizes and trends.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
2 1he se|ect|on of export markets 3 CrganlzaLlon of an LxporL ueparLmenL and LnLry SLraLegles 4 lannlng of exporL markeLlng sLraLegy producL prlclng promoLlon and dlsLrlbuLlon channel 3 1rade Shows and LxhlblLlons 8easons Lypes classlflcaLlon LlemenLs of Lrade shows Market|ng kesearch vs Market kesearch 1hese Lerms ofLen are used lnLerchangeably buL Lechnlcally Lhere ls a dlfference W Market kesearch deals speclflcally wlLh Lhe gaLherlng of lnformaLlon abouL a markeLs slze and Lrends W Market|ng research covers a wlder range of acLlvlLles lL may also lnvolve markeL research 1wo sets of Categor|ca| a|rs 1arget market W onsumer MarkeLlng research and W 8uslnessLobuslness (828) MarkeLlng research Methodo|og|ca| Approach W ;uallLaLlve MarkeLlng research and W ;uanLlLaLlve MarkeLlng research -eed of Internat|ona| Market kesearch W 1o ldenLlfy Lhe markeLs ln order Lo selecL markeLs slze compleLlon eLc W ldenLlflcaLlon of sulLable producL W 1o prevenL Lhe use of lnapproprlaLe markeL enLry W ApproprlaLe packaglng declslons W rlclng declslons W roducL poslLlons W romoLlons omest|c Vs Internat|ona| Market kesearch W 1he complexlLy of research deslgn due Lo operaLlon ln a mulLl counLry mulLl culLural and mulLl llngulsLlc envlronmenL W 1he lack of secondary daLa for many counLrles and producL markeLs W 1he hlgh cosL of collecLlng prlmary daLa W roblems ln coordlnaLlng research and daLa collecLlon 1yp|ca| Informat|on -eeded W Lconomlc W ulLural soclologlcal and pollLlcal W Cvervlew of markeL condlLlons W Summary of Lhe Lechnologlcal LnvlronmenLs W ompeLlLlve slLuaLlon 1yp|ca| Informat|on -eeded W Lconomlc W ulLural soclologlcal and pollLlcal W Cvervlew of markeL condlLlons W Summary of Lhe Lechnologlcal LnvlronmenLs W ompeLlLlve slLuaLlon Iactors cons|dered before se|ect|ng a part|cu|ar market W Access|b|||ty lf a company ls barred from enLerlng Lhe markeL due Lo hlgh Larlff non Larlff barrlers and governmenL and lmporL regulaLlons lL would be sheer wasLe of Llme money and efforLs Lo pursue furLher research lor example !apan ls consldered a hlghly proflLable markeL buL ls vlewed as lnaccesslble due Lo Lhe percelved dlfflculLles ln overcomlng Lhe Lrade barrlers Iactors cons|dered before se|ect|ng a part|cu|ar market W rof|tab|||ty 1he avallablllLy of currency exlsLence of exchange regulaLlons governmenL subsldles Lo local compeLlLlon prlce conLrols and subsLlLuLe producLs are assessed by a researcher aL macro level Lo check Lhe markeL proflLablllLy lor example many Afrlcan counLrles are very accesslble buL Lhe ablllLy of Lhe Lradlng parLners Lo pay ls a quesLlonable aspecL because Lhe rlsk of nonpaymenL decreases Lhe proflL reLurn calculaLlons Iactors cons|dered before se|ect|ng a part|cu|ar market W Market S|ze and Growth of Market Share As assessmenL ls made Lo check Lhe poLenLlal markeL slze Lo evaluaLe wheLher Lhe fuLure lnvesLmenLs can be successful C|ass|fy|ng and Ana|ys|ng Markets W Lx|st|ng Markets ln Lhls markeL Lhe consumer needs are known and are already belng servlced by exlsLlng suppllers and producLs LnLerlng Lhese markeLs would be dlfflculL unless a flrm has a superlor producL or an lnnovaLlve concepL Lo offer Lhem Also Lhe markeL opporLunlLles can be analysed based on Lhe consumpLlon raLe esLlmaLes and Lhe share of lmporLs ln Lhe currenL consumpLlon W atent Markets 1hese markeLs have poLenLlal cusLomers buL because no one has offered a producL Lo flll Lhe laLenL need Lhere ls no exlsLlng markeL W Inc|p|ent Markets MarkeLs whlch may noL have a greaL poLenLlal now buL whlch may open up abundanL opporLunlLles ln Lhe fuLure are called as lnclplenL markeLs WlLh more counLrles opLlng Lo slgn Lhe World 1rade AgreemenL lnclplenL markeLs wlll open up wlLhln Lhe nexL 3 Lo 10 years AL presenL Lhe compeLlLlon ln Lhese markeLs wlll be very less C|ass|f|cat|on based on the bas|s of stages of deve|opment W Industr|a| Lconom|es W More eve|oped eve|op|ng Lconom|es W kaw Mater|a| Lxport|ng Lconom|es W Subs|stence Lconom|es C|ass|f|cat|on based on the bas|s of stages of deve|opment W Industr|a| Lconom|es Lmphaslze on research and developmenL uevoLe Llme Lo produce more sophlsLlcaLed producLs Clve preference Lo lmporL slmple Lechnology and slmple manufacLurers Pave acuLe shorLage of labour hence lmporL labour lnLenslve producLs llke elecLronlcs and llghL englneerlng goods Pave large markeL no lmporL resLrlcLlons Lx uSA uk lrance !apan Cermany consLlLuLe 40 of Lhe LoLal world lmporLs C|ass|f|cat|on based on the bas|s of stages of deve|opment W More eve|oped eve|op|ng Lconom|es refer Lo updaLe Lechnology of Lhe exlsLlng manufacLurers refer Lo lmporL machlnery and equlpmenL Lo seL up new manufacLurlng faclllLles lnLeresLed ln [olnL venLures wlLh oLher less developed counLrles Lx 8razll Mexlco Pong kong lndla eLc C|ass|f|cat|on based on the bas|s of stages of deve|opment W kaw Mater|a| Lxport|ng Lconom|es 1hey face wlLh large changes ln forelgn exchange earnlngs because of flucLuaLlons ln Lhelr exporL prlces Pave lnadequaLe lnfrasLrucLure and Lherefore need varlous Lypes of goods almosL anyLhlng consumer durables food producLs LransporL equlpmenL servlce faclllLles eLc lnLeresLed ln lmporLlng Lurnkey pro[ecLs hanges ln Lhese counLrles Lake Llme 1he level of sophlsLlcaLlon requlred ln producLs ls much less Lhan requlred by Lhe developed counLrles Lx Culf ounLrles Many Afrlcan and LaLln Amerlcan ounLrles C|ass|f|cat|on based on the bas|s of stages of deve|opment W kaw Mater|a| Lxport|ng Lconom|es 1hey face wlLh large changes ln forelgn exchange earnlngs because of flucLuaLlons ln Lhelr exporL prlces Pave lnadequaLe lnfrasLrucLure and Lherefore need varlous Lypes of goods almosL anyLhlng consumer durables food producLs LransporL equlpmenL servlce faclllLles eLc lnLeresLed ln lmporLlng Lurnkey pro[ecLs hanges ln Lhese counLrles Lake Llme 1he level of sophlsLlcaLlon requlred ln producLs ls much less Lhan requlred by Lhe developed counLrles Lx Culf ounLrles Many Afrlcan and LaLln Amerlcan ounLrles C|ass|f|cat|on based on the bas|s of stages of deve|opment W Subs|stence Lconom|es need equlpmenL Lo explolL Lhelr unLapped resources as also lnfrasLrucLural faclllLles llke rallways roads bulldlngs LransporL equlpmenL power generaLlon equlpmenL Lransmlsslon llne Lower eLc rovlde scope for Lurnkey pro[ecLs llke houslng schools hosplLals eLc ompeLlLors may noL have offered laLesL developmenLs ln producLlon Lechnology CpporLunlLles much greaLer for developlng counLrles llke lndla for exporLlng Lhelr producLs Lo Lhese economles C|ass|f|cat|on based on the Lconom|c Var|ab|es W G- W G- ercap|ta W opu|at|on W Income and ersona| Consumpt|on W Income e|ast|c|t|es |n |mports and exports of the target countr|es C|ass|f|cat|on based on the Geograph|ca| Cr|ter|a W r|mary Cpportun|ty lor long Lerm sLraLeglc developmenL Lhese markeLs are Lhe besL opporLunlLles as Lhey have hlgh compaLlblllLy wlLh Lhe company and also are very aLLracLlve ermanenL presence ls an ldeal opLlon for companles hence a full scale research program ls lnlLlaLed W Secondary Cpportun|ty MarkeLs opporLunlLles are ldenLlfled ln Lhese markeLs buL due hlgh and percelved pollLlcal and economlc rlsks a long Lerm commlLmenL ls undeslrable 1hey are handled ln a more pragmaLlc way afLer a comprehenslve markeLlng lnformaLlon sysLem ls ldenLlfled W 1ert|ary Cpportun|ty 1hese markeLs are of hlgh rlsk hence resource allocaLlon ls mlnlmal Cb[ecLlve ls Lo have shorL Lerm and opporLunlsLlc sLraLegles and caLch all LhaL a flrm can caLch Llll Lhe relaLlon lasLs Short |st|ng robab|e Markets W AcLual physlcal feaLures especlally Lhe cllmaLe W Slze of Lhe markeLs W Lconomlc varlables llke lncome wealLh work hablLs and occupaLlon consumer moblllLy eLc W ollLlcal lnfluences affecLlng consumers presenL and poLenLlal suppllers lnLernaLlonal Lrade pollcles economy llke buslness cycles moneLary moblllLy dlsposable personal lncome (LaxaLlon sysLem) and amounL and dlsLrlbuLlon of wealLh W Mode of LransporL and communlcaLlon ln Lerms of speed frequency and cosL W Soclal developmenL pro[ecLs for lndusLrlal developmenL and forelgn dlrecL lnvesLmenLs comlng lnLo Lhe counLy 1he SelecLlon of LxporL MarkeLs W Lxamlne Lhe laLesL domesLlc exporLs sLaLlsLlcs and lmporL sLaLlsLlcs of selecL counLrles whlch are offlclally publlshed naLlonally and lnLernaLlonally Lo undersLand Lhe relaLlve slze of Lhe varlous markeLs and Lhelr exporL Lrends W lrom Lhe exporL and lmporL sLaLlsLlcs undersLandlng and assesslng posslble unlL value reallzaLlon and prlclng W Lxamlnlng Lhe research sLudles of varlous research agencles W lnLeracLlng wlLh Lhe experlenced exporLers 1he SelecLlon of LxporL MarkeLs W CbLalnlng help by conLracLlng Lhrough Lrade assoclaLlons and chamber of commerce W Scannlng economlc Llmes and oLher economlc dallles for laLesL updaLes W CaLherlng lnformaLlon from commerclal banks and frelghL forwarder ln Lhe paymenL poslLlon and exchange conLrol resLrlcLlons ln shorLllsLed counLrles W lnformaLlon provlded by Lhe ommerclal represenLaLlves regardlng healLh sanlLary and oLher regulaLlons ln markeLlng and labellng requlremenLs and ln selecLlng agenLs Sources for -ecessary Informat|on W LxporL romoLlon ounclls W 1he lndla 1rade romoLlon CrganlzaLlon W varlous hambers of ommerce W Llbrarles malnLalned by forelgn embassles ln lndla and abroad W 1he unlLed naLlons publlcaLlons of lnLernaLlonal 1rade SLaLlsLlcs W ommerclal 8anks W LxporL redlL CuaranLee orporaLlon W CLu (CrganlzaLlon for Lconomlc ooperaLlon and uevelopmenL) W World 1rade SLaLlsLlcs W 88l W lndlan lnsLlLuLe of lorelgn Lrade