The following are the rubrics for each question: a. Understanding of Questions. (Responds incisively and directly to the questions asked. Responses are relevant to the questions asked) - 25 points b. Responses to Questions. (Responses to questions are specific, defendable, accurate/factual, and organized) - 25 points c. Support. (Answers provide substantial, well-chosen evidence, and textual citations used strategically) - 20 points d. Organization. (Responses contain appropriate, clear, and adequate transitions between sentences and paragraphs. They also contain distinct units of thought in paragraphs coherently arranged) - 20 points e. Language. (Apt and precise diction, syntactic variety, clear command of Standard English) - 10 points Exam Questions 1. Who are the key participants in international business? 2. What perspectives on global strategy should they use? 3. How should they build competitiveness across borders? 4. Explains what international business is and outlines the foundations of international business and the international business environment. 5. Explains the distinction between a global and regional strategy.