Toyota is an automotive company that was established from Japan in 1937. In March 2016, the MNC has a total of 348,887 employees worldwide and involved in 2016 was ranked the 13th largest multinational companies in the world based on the company's revenue (Toyota, 2016). International business today is growing not only involves a large company, but it has been a trend to any individual who wants to expand the market of a product. A business has a high dependence on economic growth, the state of the local area and the extent to which the development of modern technology can be mastered by any party. This study is intended to look at some literature review that focused on the factors that are the drivers for the development of the international business market that has been applied by Toyota. This research benefits the individual or any company that wants to expand its business internationally.
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