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How are we affected by international business?

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Globalization of business has affected man in many ways.
In term of communication, businesses has to learn and abide by the culture of the places where their companies are located. They have to learn and abide by the political and legal regulations that are operating in the place. Cross - cultural communication challenge has to be overcome with sensitivity and openness.

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