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Topic: Introduction  to international business Please read and answer as thoroughly and lengthy as possible  Use yummy bakery they bake pastries such as cheese breads, bullas, buns, coconut breads etc in Kingston Jamaica  You are hired as a consultant by Vikings Inc. to prepare a report based on the undermentioned criteria. You will select a well-known Caribbean company  in the manufacturing sector based in kingston Jamaica and its product/service with information available on the internet that does not currently operate beyond the area..You will conduct a comprehensive study of the international business environment, that is, the geography, culture, government, history, economics, and politics of a new country, outside of the region, from which you believe the company and its product/service could operate profitably.Propose a strategy for internationalization. Looking particularly at entry strategies that could be utilized as discussed in the course. You will need to keep in mind the…

E. Balance of Trade signments: 26. is a system of exchange in which goods and services are used as payment rather than money: A. Trade Deficit Assignments: -20 B. Trade Surplus C. Comparative Advantage Trade Assignments: 1-27 D. Countertrade 4 Assignments: E. Balance of Trade 28-Oct. 4 27 Taking ands that woro produuced within a company's home country and shipping them to another country

BUKALAPAK is considering the offer to strengthen its position in the e-commerce platform market in South East Asian and Asia by attracting global investors. Critically examine the factors that the senior management of BUKALAPAK will have to consider in relation to strengthening its position to attract global investors No plagrisum and detailed answer

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Questions: 1. If you were a part of the GEII team, which approach of negotiation would you use in this negotiation and why?  2. Imagine you are in the preparation stage of your negotiation. List down your priorities, potential trade-offs, BATNA, Reservation point, your understanding of ZOPA, Potential barriers to the agreement  3. Develop a plan for managing the process of negotiation for the manager.

Premise: In the 1960s, the International Product Life Cycle Theory was developed to explain the cycle that products go through when they are exposed to a global market. The cycle demonstrates how a product matures and declines as a result of internationalization. Nokia is one of the best examples of PLC. There was a time when this Finland-based organization ruled the business world and had a massive global market with almost no competitors in the market so the company’s management gave little attention to innovation in the input and output devices of its mobile phones. . With the passage of time, competition grew stronger, and Nokia's situation deteriorated day by day. Nokia was the market leader until 2000, when Apple's iPhone took a large share of the market from Nokia, along with the periodic entry of other smartphone businesses. After 2012, this company with a tremendous history changed its management in an attempt to resurrect itself…

Topic : Introduction to international business Please to use cal's manufacturing in kingston Jamaica as the Caribbean country and United States of America as the international business environment and please Give a well detailed Analysis and rationale of the chosen entry mode for cal's manufacturing  ltd as well as the overall conclusion and the history of united States of America make them lengthy please. you are hired as a consultant by Vikings Inc. to prepare a report based on the undermentionedcriteria.You will choose a known Caribbean Company in the manufacturing sector and itsproduct/service with information available on the internet, that does not currently operate outsidethe region. You will conduct a comprehensive study of the international business environment,that is, the geography, culture, government, history, economics, and politics of a new country,outside of the region, from which you believe the company and its product/service could operateprofitably. Propose a…

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MNEs undertaking international business activities are often facing various forms of  political risk.  In response, MNEs may adopt different approaches to deal with this  risk. Name and explain these possible reactions of MNEs when the risk is perceived  to be exogenous versus when the risk is perceived as endogenous.

For this assignment, students are asked to simulate their own multinational corporation (MNC).Students are required to justify the form of their own MNC, based in the Caribbean, which tradeswith three countries outside of the Caribbean region. Students will then examine issues related toforeign exchange management within their multinational corporation.This group assignment should address the following:1. The form of MNC that the business takes, whether franchising, licensing, the exportationof a product sold through a distributor, etc. The rationale behind using this form of MNCshould also be given.2. The main foreign currencies that will be used in the business.3. The foreign exchange exposure of the company and how the company plans to managethis exposure.4. Any current financial issues that affect the operating environment of the MNC and howthese issues affect the company’s foreign currency exposure.

Article 1: South African pears will soon be on sale in China for the first time• Consumers in China will, for the first time ever, find South African pears on their shelves.• South Africa has been exporting its apples to China for the past six years, and has finallysigned the pear protocol that has been years in the making with the Chinese government.• In a number of countries, demand for South African pears and apples is showing significantgains.South African pear growers have finally gained entry to the Chinese market and will soon beginexporting pears to the Asian country for the first time ever. Last week, the department ofAgriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD), together with the Chinesegovernment, signed the pear protocol, six years since South Africa began exporting apples toChina.A number of South Africa's agricultural sectors have seen remarkable growth this year, includingthe country's citrus growers gaining access to the Philippines market and the UK's demand…

Article 1: South African pears will soon be on sale in China for the first time• Consumers in China will, for the first time ever, find South African pears on their shelves.• South Africa has been exporting its apples to China for the past six years, and has finallysigned the pear protocol that has been years in the making with the Chinese government.• In a number of countries, demand for South African pears and apples is showing significantgains.South African pear growers have finally gained entry to the Chinese market and will soon beginexporting pears to the Asian country for the first time ever. Last week, the department ofAgriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD), together with the Chinesegovernment, signed the pear protocol, six years since South Africa began exporting apples toChina.A number of South Africa's agricultural sectors have seen remarkable growth this year, includingthe country's citrus growers gaining access to the Philippines market and the UK's demand…

Article 1: South African pears will soon be on sale in China for the first time• Consumers in China will, for the first time ever, find South African pears on their shelves.• South Africa has been exporting its apples to China for the past six years, and has finallysigned the pear protocol that has been years in the making with the Chinese government.• In a number of countries, demand for South African pears and apples is showing significantgains. South African pear growers have finally gained entry to the Chinese market and will soon beginexporting pears to the Asian country for the first time ever. Last week, the department ofAgriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD), together with the Chinesegovernment, signed the pear protocol, six years since South Africa began exporting apples toChina.A number of South Africa's agricultural sectors have seen remarkable growth this year, includingthe country's citrus growers gaining access to the Philippines market and the UK's…

Article 1: South African pears will soon be on sale in China for the first time• Consumers in China will, for the first time ever, find South African pears on their shelves.• South Africa has been exporting its apples to China for the past six years, and has finallysigned the pear protocol that has been years in the making with the Chinese government.• In a number of countries, demand for South African pears and apples is showing significantgains.South African pear growers have finally gained entry to the Chinese market and will soon beginexporting pears to the Asian country for the first time ever. Last week, the department ofAgriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD), together with the Chinesegovernment, signed the pear protocol, six years since South Africa began exporting apples toChina.A number of South Africa's agricultural sectors have seen remarkable growth this year, includingthe country's citrus growers gaining access to the Philippines market and the UK's demand…

WHAT IS A REGIONAL COOPERATION GROUP? REGIONAL COOPERATION GROUPS -   MOVING FROM A REGIONAL COOPERATION GROUP TO A 2. FREE TRADE AREA AND AGREEMENT – WHAT IS ADDED TO AN RCG FOR AN AREA TO BECOME AN FTA.    WHAT IS ADDED TO AN FTA SO THAT AN AREA CAN BECOME A 3. CUSTOMS UNION –

Topic : Introduction to international business Please to use grace Kennedy as the Caribbean country and United States of America as the international business environment and please Give a well detailed Analysis and rationale of the chosen entry mode for grace Kennedy as well as the overall conclusion and the history of united States of America make them lengthy please. you are hired as a consultant by Vikings Inc. to prepare a report based on the undermentionedcriteria.You will choose a known Caribbean Company in the manufacturing sector and itsproduct/service with information available on the internet, that does not currently operate outsidethe region. You will conduct a comprehensive study of the international business environment,that is, the geography, culture, government, history, economics, and politics of a new country,outside of the region, from which you believe the company and its product/service could operateprofitably. Propose a strategy for internationalization. Looking…

Give atleast 5 risks of being part of an agreement of international aviation law globally.

6. Ref: 2011. Department Of Justice And Constitutional Development. Government Notice. 31August 2011.https://www.justice.gov.za/legislation/notices/2011/20110831_gg34572_n702-disclosureguidelines.pdf Q.6.2.1 Define a restraint of trade agreement and explain under whatcircumstances it would be valid.

All of the following are benefits of creating regional agreements except: Question 10Answer a. Even though not always cost effective, member countries may trade with each other b. There is usually understanding and agreement c. Cheaper prices are often seen within the trading blocs d. More job opportunities are created

Question : What is the best course of action to take when you and your counterpart are a little unclear about the terms of your final agreement? Instruction: Choose the option that best answers the question.    Shake hands on the deal. Explain to your negotiating counterpart that this agreement is favorable to everyone. It's taken too much time and effort to reach an agreement to risk unraveling it before it's even signed.   Inform your negotiating partner that you now have to bring the deal back to your company's management for sign off. Use this pretext to get your counterpart to provide a detailed description of what they believe they are signing up to.   Decline to sign the deal until after both parties have engaged in a period of reflection designed to confirm that the agreed proposals match their understanding and intention. Reconvene at that stage to accept or reject the deal.

TeamViewer Partners with Google Cloud to DeliverEnterprise Augmented Reality Solutions on GoogleGlassTeamViewer and Google Cloud partner to modernize retail and ecommerce processes through improved in-store order picking GOPPINGEN / Germany, October 12, 2021 – TeamViewer a leading global provider of remote connectivity and workplace digitalization solutions, today announced a new partnership with Google Cloud to bring its augmented reality (AR) solutions to Google Cloud. Through this partnership, TeamViewer and Google Cloud are co-developing and co-marketing enterprise AR solutions built on Google Cloud to better serve customer needs. The first jointly developed solution ‘Assisted Order Picking’ is a hands-free order picking application that leverages Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 smart glasses equipped with TeamViewer’s vision picking softwarefrom its Frontline suite, focusing on improving Omni channel fulfilment for grocery stores and retailers.Carrie Tharp, VP Retail &…

Article: Memorandum TO: Andrew Rockfish, President FROM: Jane Clive, IT department of the Chicago North America Branch DATE: March 4, 2023 SUBJECT: Request for New KM Manager Position   Dear Mr. Rockfish, I am pleased to inform you that the Board has approved the proposal for a new KM manager position for Global Delivery Direct (GDD). The position will be crucial in creating and implementing the organization's comprehensive knowledge management (KM) plan. The new KM manager will be an essential team member, contributing to running an effective and sustainable contemporary business environment. The KM manager will perform various tasks to ensure that GDD's knowledge assets are efficiently managed and leveraged for competitive advantage. The responsibilities include but are not limited to the following: • Developing and implementing a comprehensive KM plan that aligns with GDD's strategic objectives and business processes. • Creating and managing a knowledge repository for GDD's…

Q5 d) Briefly state what you understand by: i) The articles of association   ii) Memorandum of understanding are  iii) general partnership agreement

Negotiation between a beverage manufacturer and a soft drink distributor over the terms of a potential distribution contract. Riscola is a multi-billion-dollar, multinational soft drink manufacturer interested in expanding its operations into the Africa country of Uganda. The distributor that was supposed to handle Riscola’s new distribution campaign, Aloe Cola, decided suddenly last week to close its Kampala operations and focus on other African countries. Riscola is eager to sign a new distribution contract with the Kampala-based Riham Beverage, a financially troubled but reputable soft drink distributor. Indeed, Riscola headquarters has authorized its Director of African Operations to offer Riham up to $6.75 million per year for the contract, though Riscola would like that figure to be lower if possible. Riham desperately wants this contract, which would put it back on the map, attract additional clients, and give the company the confidence and certainty about its future that it has…

Negotiation between a beverage manufacturer and a soft drink distributor over the terms of a potential distribution contract. Riscola is a multi-billion-dollar, multinational soft drink manufacturer interested in expanding its operations into the Africa country of Uganda. The distributor that was supposed to handle Riscola’s new distribution campaign, Aloe Cola, decided suddenly last week to close its Kampala operations and focus on other African countries. Riscola is eager to sign a new distribution contract with the Kampala-based Riham Beverage, a financially troubled but reputable soft drink distributor. Indeed, Riscola headquarters has authorized its Director of African Operations to offer Riham up to $6.75 million per year for the contract, though Riscola would like that figure to be lower if possible. Riham desperately wants this contract, which would put it back on the map, attract additional clients, and give the company the confidence and certainty about its future that it has…

DISCUSS, What are the key terms and clauses that are typically included in a Marine Policy?"

Suppose 3M Corporation granted a Belgium firm the rights to manufacture “Post-It-Notes” in Belgium in exchange for a royalty fee. This type of arrangement is referred to as a: Select one:   Turnkey project   Licensing agreement   Joint venture   Franchise agreement

Explain and analysis each point, support with simple example Porter’s 5 forces: 1)Threat of new entrants 2)Rivalry among existing firms 3)Threat of substitute products 4)Bargaining power of buyers 5)Bargaining power of suppliers 6) Relative power of other stakeholders (added)

Choose any international company that has outsourced one of its business functions to a local company in their international operation (For example DHL’s use of a local Indian company for its inbound freight distribution in India) and critically discuss the benefits and drawbacks of its outsourcing arrangement with the local company. An outsourcing arrangement between the two companies should post 2010. (500 words)