1. Culture
1.1. The people factor
1.1.1. Cultural diversity
1.1.2. Cultural collision
1.2. Communications
1.2.1. Spoken
1.2.2. Written
1.2.3. Silent Language
1.3. Relationships
1.3.1. Power distance
1.3.2. Individualism VS Collectivism
1.4. Behavioral
1.4.1. Motivation and Achievements
1.4.2. Performance and Expectation
1.5. Cultural awareness
1.5.1. Language
1.5.2. Routines and Rules
1.5.3. Social relations
1.5.4. Expressions
2. Economy
2.1. Economy Freedom
2.1.1. Rights of ownership
2.1.2. Freedoms of labor, capital dan goods
2.1.3. Absence of coercion
2.2. Economy System
2.2.1. Market economy
2.2.2. Command economy
2.2.3. Mixed economy
2.3. Economy Indicators
2.3.1. Gross National Income
2.3.2. Gross National Product
2.3.3. Gross Domestic Product
3. Globalization
3.1. Forces
3.1.1. Size of the countries
3.1.2. Income of the countries' population
3.1.3. Variance among globalization
3.2. Factors
3.2.1. Technology
3.2.2. Liberalization
3.2.3. Development of services
3.2.4. Global Competition
3.2.5. Politics
3.2.5.1. Principles
3.2.5.2. Doctrines
3.2.5.3. Goals
3.2.5.4. Practices
3.2.5.5. Symbols
3.2.6. Pressure
3.2.7. Cross National Cooperation
3.3. Consequences
3.3.1. Threats to national sovereignty
3.3.2. Environment stress
3.3.3. Growing income inequality and personal stress
4. Markets
4.1. International trade
4.1.1. Regional Economics Intergration
4.1.2. Major Regional Trading Groups
4.2. Foreign Exchange
4.2.1. Global OTC Foreign
4.2.1.1. Spot Transactions
4.2.1.2. Outright Forward Transactions
4.2.1.3. FX swap
4.2.1.4. Currency swaps
4.2.1.5. Future Contracts
4.2.2. Major Foreign Xchange Market
4.2.2.1. Futures
4.2.2.2. Options
4.2.2.3. Spot market
4.2.2.4. The forward market
4.3. Equity
4.3.1. Equity Securities
4.3.1.1. Access to Equity Capital