International Business

5. An international financial institution founded in 1944 to promote worldwide monetary cooperation, financial stability, international trade, and poverty reduction.
6. An international financial institution that provides financial and technical assistance to developing countries for development projects.
10. Established in 1975 as an informal gathering of leaders from the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and later Russia.
12. It is an intergovernmental forum founded in 1989 with the purpose of encouraging economic cooperation and trade liberalization among Asia-Pacific economies.
13. Attempt to lower trade barriers, encourage economic cooperation, and provide a framework for resolving trade disputes.
14. It is an international institution that deals with worldwide trade rules. It serves as a platform for the negotiation and implementation of trade agreements, the resolution of trade disputes, and the facilitation of the smooth flow of international trade.

1. This is are bilateral agreements between two countries designed to prevent double taxation and enhance tax cooperation.
2. A business strategy that focuses on customization and adaptation to meet the specific needs and preferences of local markets.
3. A business approach that seeks to achieve a balance between global integration and local responsiveness.
4. This is the process of increasing interconnection and interdependence among countries and people all over the world. It entails the exchange of products, services, information, technology, and ideas to integrate economies, societies, cultures, and governance systems.
7. This is a complete plan or method that a corporation or organization takes to extend its operations and achieve its goals on a worldwide scale.
8. This is a group made up of enterprises, industry sectors, or specialists in a specific trade or industry.
9. Is an international forum made up of 19 countries as well as the European Union. It brings the world's leading economies and central bank governors together to discuss and coordinate global economic and financial challenges.
11. An international organization created in 1945 with the goal of fostering international peace, security, and collaboration. It provides a forum for member countries to address global challenges, work on common goals, and uphold international law.