An introduction to the fundamental economic, cultural, legal, and political issues involved in transacting business in an international setting. Among topics discussed are government influence on trade, international financial markets, and social issues. May involve readings in the student's second language. (3 credit hours)
| Code | BUS329 |
| Title | BUS-329 |
| Credits | 3 |
| Prerequisites | BUS 201, BUS 215, and Junior standing |
| Corequisites | None |
| Notes | |
| Offered | Fall, Spring, Summer, May Term |
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