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International Business National Book Award Finalist for Fiction (2000) well thought-out loft spacesMike Peng and Klaus Meyer have direct, first hand experience of researching and teaching in Europe, Asia, and North America. This combined experience makes them uniquely qualified to write this textbook, which offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to international business that starts from Europe but ultimately encompasses the globe. The text's comprehensive coverage is accessibly arranged around one central question and two core