International Marketing vs Domestic Business

Domestic marketing involves marketing products or services beyond a brand's domestic audience.

International business involves transactions between one country.

In international marketing, the marketer interacts with only one set of uncontrollable variables.

International marketing restricts the market to a national population.

Domestic business transactions are bound by international agreements for business practice.

International marketing involves commercial exchanges only within one country.

In international marketing, a tariff is a tax imposed on goods exported to other countries.

International marketing involves a single set of uncontrollable variables.

Governments impose tariffs to lower consumer prices.

Tariffs can lead to a trade war.

International marketing requires narrower competence compared to domestic marketing.

Competition in international marketing is less intense than in domestic marketing.