On this page you will find a video with a refresher on how to access Library resources as well as specific instructions on how to use selected databases for your international market analysis during the case challenge.
Here you will also find links to the top recommended Library databases, governmental and non-governmental websites, as well as direct links to relevant research reports.
Good luck!
Cheng Yin Zhu and Allison Smith, Research Librarians (Management)
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What it’s best for: general background info, Political, Environmental, Technological
How to use: Select a country and browse the categories on the left-hand menu.
Global Edge aggregates content from across the web, so make sure to verify the original source indicated for any rankings/ratings you will rely on.
Find summary statistics on social, economic and demographic indicators by country.
TIP: Add multiple countries in the top search bar to see data presented in side-by-side comparison.
What it’s best for: Data, Political, Economic, Legal/Regulatory
How to use:
Note: Not all reports or section may be available for all economies.
Japan
• Doing business in the Republic of Korea
You may wish to consult reports and filings on sustainability priorities and supply chain management from Japanese and Korean auto manufacturers. These are often found on the Investor Relations pages of the corporate websites. Examples could include:
Styles guides show how to properly format a paper and cite references. Practices vary according to the type of source and the format. Find more information on this page: citation resources.