International marketing
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International marketing could be understood as the knowledge and research of the exchange relationship that a society has in legal, cultural and personal values conditions different from those of the country of origin. However, there is a paradigm among Latin Americans to look for markets in Europe, Asia, North America. But, why have not we focused on expanding markets within Latin America? This study gives a perspective of how Latin America could become a world power if it generates its own ideas landed its market and conditions.
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