This course analyzes the factors and strategies that influence the ability of economies or organizations to remain competitive in a dynamic global environment. It covers fundamental concepts of competition and rivalry across different locations, emphasizing the importance of global strategies for multinational corporations.
Using the Diamond Model, the course examines specific aspects for developing or transitioning countries, highlighting how certain conditions promote national competitiveness. It discusses economic strategies tailored to various stages of development, from emerging economies to advanced nations, and the crucial role of attracting foreign investments to spur economic growth.
Special attention is given to the economic strategies of countries and subnational regions, reflecting on the complex process of economic development. The course provides a broad perspective on the factors that drive long-term success for both national economies and corporate entities.