Today, after more than a generation, the term globalization is a more advanced reality. It also impacts the company's strategy as it views its market activities globally. Likewise there is no limit to production sites; and issues related to innovation, technology and costs surpass national origin. Therefore, companies will "reinvent" themselves and constantly try to optimize their position in the market, which will also have consequences on financial matters. Multinational Corporations Anti-corporate advocates criticize multinational corporations for entering countries that have low environmental or human rights standards. They argue that multinational corporations give rise to large conglomerates that reduce competition and free enterprise, raise capital in host countries but export profits, exploit countries for their natural resources, limit workers' wages, erode traditional cultures, and challenge national sovereignty. Culture shock experienced by managers working abroadCompanies today face optimizing their human resources for managers with intense geographic mobility. Discussions focus on the effectiveness of recruitment, integration and dual career development, the timely use of new information technologies such as teleworking or the influence of family members on successful mobility. Few studies that explore the double movement through which international managers continue to appropriate the spirit of the community in which they grew up and, at the same time, identify with professional roles in learning to play, personally and effectively outside their contexts original cultural. (Hammer & Bennett, 1998) A shocking experience... half of the paper... concepts and arguments commonly used in foreign trade policy discussions. Concepts and topics about trade in general are presented, but will be supported as much as possible by examples from the agricultural sector to increase their interest in studying agricultural trade. Which trade is profitable? What drives individuals and companies to engage voluntarily? Why do states promote? And why do economists defend it? Major Trends in International Trade and Agricultural Trade The long-term trend in international trade flows of most commodities has grown steadily over the past two centuries and has accelerated dramatically since World War II. This, however, is not only the result of the great improvement of various means of transport and communication, but also the benefits we can derive from trade.