The Difference between National, International, and Global Businesses
In this case study I am going to explain reason why each business is national, International or global. I will also research on the primary, secondary and tertiary of four businesses.
Primary sector:
This involves growing, extracting or converting natural resource into raw materials.
Secondary sector:
This manufactures goods and converts raw materials into products for sale to business and private individuals.
Tertiary sector:
This provides service to business and individuals.
Tesco:
Tesco is defined as a global business because; it has a large number of stores in 14 countries across Asia, Europe and North America. However Tesco is the tertiary sector because it doesn't make the products it sells it just provides a service; to costumers, but it buys products in from the primary and secondary sectors. It’s also the leader grocery market leader in the UK; it has a market share of 30%. However Tesco can also be part of the secondary sector as it also makes fresh produce; provide customers with fresh food everyday, but this is only in some Tesco stores.
Oxfam:
Oxfam is a global charity that helps people all over to improve their lives by giving them a free service. The reason why Oxfam is global is as they try to get to many people around the global and to help them in every way possible and more people are affected around the globe. Oxfam is a tertiary business as they provide clothes for charity and help the people in need.
EBay:
EBay is a global business as it ships items all over the world, as it gains more costumers and provides good customer service. EBay lets customer’s resident across Europe shop for products from sellers worldwide who will ship to your location. EBay is in the secondary sector as this business sells items and products online
Asda:
Asda is a global business as it is owned by the American parent company, wallmart. This is whey asda has many stores all over as they
Primary sector:
This involves growing, extracting or converting natural resource into raw materials.
Secondary sector:
This manufactures goods and converts raw materials into products for sale to business and private individuals.
Tertiary sector:
This provides service to business and individuals.
Tesco:
Tesco is defined as a global business because; it has a large number of stores in 14 countries across Asia, Europe and North America. However Tesco is the tertiary sector because it doesn't make the products it sells it just provides a service; to costumers, but it buys products in from the primary and secondary sectors. It’s also the leader grocery market leader in the UK; it has a market share of 30%. However Tesco can also be part of the secondary sector as it also makes fresh produce; provide customers with fresh food everyday, but this is only in some Tesco stores.
Oxfam:
Oxfam is a global charity that helps people all over to improve their lives by giving them a free service. The reason why Oxfam is global is as they try to get to many people around the global and to help them in every way possible and more people are affected around the globe. Oxfam is a tertiary business as they provide clothes for charity and help the people in need.
EBay:
EBay is a global business as it ships items all over the world, as it gains more costumers and provides good customer service. EBay lets customer’s resident across Europe shop for products from sellers worldwide who will ship to your location. EBay is in the secondary sector as this business sells items and products online
Asda:
Asda is a global business as it is owned by the American parent company, wallmart. This is whey asda has many stores all over as they