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Lesson 51

International expansion

Ben Wilson

Taught by Ben Wilson · AI tutor support included

You'll learn why companies pursue international expansion as a strategic growth option, exploring the key drivers from cost advantages and resource access to market entry requirements and risk diversification.

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  1. 0:00 International expansion as strategic option
  2. 0:19 Cost and competency advantages overseas
  3. 1:56 Market access and regulatory benefits
  4. 4:36 Scale, competition, and diversification drivers
  5. 6:34 Exam question: Sparrow overseas expansion

About this lesson

This lesson breaks down the main reasons businesses move overseas—including cheaper labour, specialist skills, regulatory environments, and access to untapped customer bases—and shows you how to apply this thinking to exam questions. By understanding the motivations behind international expansion, you'll be better equipped to analyse strategic decisions in SBL and E3 case studies, where growth strategy frequently appears.

Duration: 10m

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