Intro to - Classroom


	Spring and Fall Semesters

		A comprehensive overview of international business in the global economy designed to provide beginning and experienced business people with the practical knowledge and understanding to function in today's global marketplace, including the forces affecting international trade: financial; economic; physical; sociocultural; political; environmental; legal; labor; competition; plus international monetary systems, marketing, export and import practices and procedures.

MONDAY Evenings - 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Downtown Campus - 800 Mission Street - Room 817

PROFESSOR: Bruce Lilienthal, J.D.

INTR - 162
Spring 2000 Course Number: 32132 - Spring 2000 Sequence: 581

TEXTBOOK: International Business: The Challenge of Global Competition,
      Seventh Edition
   Authors:   Donald A. Ball and Wendell H. McCullouch, Jr.,
   Publisher:   Irwin / McGraw-Hill
   ISBN:   0-256-26206-3 .


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