Global Business Cultural Analysis: Canada
Liberty University
Abstract
Canada, one of the largest developed nations in the Americas is one of three nations making up the North America Free Trade Agreement with the United States and Mexico. Globalization, one of the most significant factors in international trade and business relationships, along with research provided through various studies will present the reader with the tools necessary to do global business with Canada. An in depth view of the Canadian business culture and ethics, MBA programs and student life and skills, compared with programs in the United States revealed significant results. Researched results presented for the economy and stimulus packages through transparency and accountability programs provide a detailed perspective of the nation's economy. International trade and culture presented with the implications of both the United States and Canada are beneficial for respective global relations. Managers encourage sales personnel to develop the proper understanding of societal cultural norms and ethics when conducting business through developing a rapport with consumers. Corporations equipped with the information needed to develop global business relationships and maintain the rights and freedoms of all, when considering elements and dimensions of culture.
Global Business Cultural Analysis: Canada Outline
Major Elements and Dimensions of Culture
Canada, a neighboring country to the United States at many points has an exporting and importing relationship with the U.S. among other nations. A multicultural and bi-lingual country, English and French is the language of choice spoken in both personal and professional settings. French is traditionally spoken in Quebec, whereas in Montreal and New Brunswick most are bilingual, and most of all other provinces speak English, aside from a few western islands. This is a vital factor for any nation looking to conduct business in...