Created by Judith Faust, California State University (Hayward)
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International business is a term that covers a vast array of topics including international accounting, international marketing, global company and industry information, exports and imports, international finance, and many other topics as well. It is a very broad term, and thus difficult to define.
For example, one library user seeking information on international business may wish to find the address of a company in Brazil, while another may be looking for accounting standards in Austria. One user may need to know how to find a foreign company’s annual report, and yet another may want to explore marketing his or her company's product within the market in Saudi Arabia.
This guide will admittedly have a somewhat United States-based orientation since it is produced under the auspices of a committee of a United States-based professional library association, but in it you will find many of the core sources to help you answer a variety of reference questions on international business. Below are the FAQs addressed on each page of this guide.
Mary Aquila
Athens State University
Ophelia Chapman
University of North Carolina Wilmington
Heather Howard
Purdue University
Natasha Arguello
University of Texas at San Antonio
Adele Barsh
University of California, San Diego
Amanda Kraft
College of Charleston
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