Milestone 3 INT640

Consider a case of a public entity thinking of procuring construction services for its citizens. The procurement manager is stuck between using a foreign or domestic supplier and making a recommendation for the appropriate procurement method.                                      Q.1. Other than Open domestic bidding, explain FOUR other procurement methods that can be available for public buyers.

Instructions: Analyze and answer the following questions A US Company plans to sell farm equipment in a country in Asia. This country traditionally had not conducted business with companies outside of its geographic region. Answer these questions for the US company. How might economic conditions affect business decision What social and cultural influences could affect business decisions? How could politics and laws after the company's exporting activity? What geographic factors might influence the company's international business activities?Kindly elaborate your answer. Thank you so much!

6. Pretend you have been hired by International Company Limited and your director is interested in doing business  emerging markets, which are beset by various challenges. Your director has asked you to write a brief memo outlining and describing ANY TWO risks or challenges of doing business in emerging markets. In addition, he also would like you to identify a recommendation you would make to mitigate any of the risks you would have identified. A complete answer will identify and explain sufficiently each risk and also provide at least one recommendation to solve each risk identified.

Fill in the table of threats and opportunities of the Dove company. Note:There is an example of a table with information, so you know what it refers to. Fill in the empty table, referring to Dove.

5. With reference to the risk you mentioned in Q.4, what is your suggested action(s) for Sushiro? Explain. Reference is attached

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You are required to select a company that markets its consumer products in Singapore. (You are to choose a product-based business and not a service-based business). The company you have chosen should be a manufacturer and not a distributor.2. Identify a new product that you think this company might find suitable to launch and market in Singapore (i.e. it must be a product that is related to its line of business and it must also be new and not marketed before by the company). For example, if you choose Nokia, then the product you might come up with a phone that monitors blood pressure.

1) The needs and demands for dental care, oral health and aesthetics worldwide has resulted in the rise of value in dental market. The impact from this situation has led to a significant increase in individuals or companies who wish to exploit in dental market. Some of these providers take a solely commercial approach with less emphasis on professional ethics and patients’ well-being. In many cases, activities are provided by individuals with minimal or no training in dentistry. They may argue that they are not providing a health service but a purely cosmetic service and therefore are not required to adhere to healthcare regulations. Provision of such treatments puts patients at risk of inappropriate treatment and irreversible damage to their oral and general health and may deny them the chance of appropriate redress. Discuss TWO (2) steps in problem solving that can be used to help navigate the exploit issues in dental market.   2) Creativity can be defined as the tendency to generate…

Article 1: Lancewood launches the first double cream lactose-free yoghurt in SA Lancewood recently launched Lactose-Free Tropical Fruit Yoghurt, which was intended to appeal to two key consumer segments: real, full fat dairy fans and those who may be lactose-sensitive or intolerant – both of whom can now enjoy the delicious, extra creamy and fruity taste that this yoghurt has to offer. The lactose free yoghurt is made by adding a lactase enzyme that breaks down the lactose sugar into glucose and galactose. While this is the only flavour offered in double cream format, Lancewood does have two low fat flavour choices in lactose free. “Consumers are constantly looking for new and delicious ways to spoil themselves. With our expanding yoghurt range, we strive to offer the perfect flavour for every moment to meet various consumer demands. Whether you’re following a specific diet, looking for a pick me up, protein boost, convenient snack or simply craving an indulgent treat, Lancewood has…

Article 1: Lancewood launches the first double cream lactose-free yoghurt in SA Lancewood recently launched Lactose-Free Tropical Fruit Yoghurt, which was intended to appeal to two key consumer segments: real, full fat dairy fans and those who may be lactose-sensitive or intolerant – both of whom can now enjoy the delicious, extra creamy and fruity taste that this yoghurt has to offer. The lactose free yoghurt is made by adding a lactase enzyme that breaks down the lactose sugar into glucose and galactose. While this is the only flavour offered in double cream format, Lancewood does have two low fat flavour choices in lactose free. “Consumers are constantly looking for new and delicious ways to spoil themselves. With our expanding yoghurt range, we strive to offer the perfect flavour for every moment to meet various consumer demands. Whether you’re following a specific diet, looking for a pick me up, protein boost, convenient snack or simply craving an indulgent treat, Lancewood has…

Article 1: Lancewood launches the first double cream lactose-free yoghurt in SA Lancewood recently launched Lactose-Free Tropical Fruit Yoghurt, which was intended to appeal to two key consumer segments: real, full fat dairy fans and those who may be lactose-sensitive or intolerant – both of whom can now enjoy the delicious, extra creamy and fruity taste that this yoghurt has to offer. The lactose free yoghurt is made by adding a lactase enzyme that breaks down the lactose sugar into glucose and galactose. While this is the only flavour offered in double cream format, Lancewood does have two low fat flavour choices in lactose free. “Consumers are constantly looking for new and delicious ways to spoil themselves. With our expanding yoghurt range, we strive to offer the perfect flavour for every moment to meet various consumer demands. Whether you’re following a specific diet, looking for a pick me up, protein boost, convenient snack or simply craving an indulgent treat, Lancewood has…

Article 1: Lancewood launches the first double cream lactose-free yoghurt in SA Lancewood recently launched Lactose-Free Tropical Fruit Yoghurt, which was intended to appeal to two key consumer segments: real, full fat dairy fans and those who may be lactose-sensitive or intolerant – both of whom can now enjoy the delicious, extra creamy and fruity taste that this yoghurt has to offer. The lactose free yoghurt is made by adding a lactase enzyme that breaks down the lactose sugar into glucose and galactose. While this is the only flavour offered in double cream format, Lancewood does have two low fat flavour choices in lactose free. “Consumers are constantly looking for new and delicious ways to spoil themselves. With our expanding yoghurt range, we strive to offer the perfect flavour for every moment to meet various consumer demands. Whether you’re following a specific diet, looking for a pick me up, protein boost, convenient snack or simply craving an indulgent treat, Lancewood has…

Article 1: Lancewood launches the first double cream lactose-free yoghurt in SA Lancewood recently launched Lactose-Free Tropical Fruit Yoghurt, which was intended to appeal to two key consumer segments: real, full fat dairy fans and those who may be lactose-sensitive or intolerant – both of whom can now enjoy the delicious, extra creamy and fruity taste that this yoghurt has to offer. The lactose free yoghurt is made by adding a lactase enzyme that breaks down the lactose sugar into glucose and galactose. While this is the only flavour offered in double cream format, Lancewood does have two low fat flavour choices in lactose free. “Consumers are constantly looking for new and delicious ways to spoil themselves. With our expanding yoghurt range, we strive to offer the perfect flavour for every moment to meet various consumer demands. Whether you’re following a specific diet, looking for a pick me up, protein boost, convenient snack or simply craving an indulgent treat, Lancewood has…

With reference to the risk you mentioned in Q.4, what is your suggested action(s) for Sushiro? Explain.

Q. No. 4. International Marketing is not as easy as domestic marketing” throw light on the statement with respect to the challenges faced in international marketing.

Q.No.2 (a) Take a company of your own choice and pass it through the internationalization process. Describe the characteristics of the company, its market, sector, and the mode of internationalization it choose. Give reasons for your answer. The company you choose should be new and assumed/hypothetical. It should not be an existing company

Is it necessary for an importer to declare the value of imported goods to customs andwhat evidences does he/she need to produce in support of the declaration?

Q.No.2 How can political factors pose a challenge for an international Marketers?

Coca-Cola is sold worldwide.  In some countries, Coca-Cola owns the bottling facilities; in others, it has signed contracts with licensees or relies on joint ventures.  When selecting a licensee in each country, what factors should Coca-Cola consider? (from Chapter 6)

8) Please  explain in detail  the following  *Tariffs, types of Tariffs. *Tarrifs placed on international goods, Valero era, tax *specific tariffs *compound tariffs *Types of non tariffs

Gerbs (https://www.mygerbs.com/) is considering the sale of dry roasted pumpkin seeds (an allergy friendly food) to some consumers in Lithuania.  Are there phytosanitary requirements?  What would the import tariff be for Lithuania?

Despite companies engaging foreign agents and distributors in their distribution channel, unauthorized international traders are able to legally import various genuine products into Ghana. With relevant illustrations, discuss five (5) reasons why manufacturers should be worried.

Introduction to Product Marketing: Provide an introduction to the role of product marketing in the context of international business. Your international business is an oil company located in Saudi Arabia. 1a. Outline at least three international promotional strategies and methods for your products. Consider strategies such as advertising, public relations, and digital marketing. 1b. Explain how cultural considerations may impact the effectiveness of your chosen promotional strategies. 1c. Explain at least four factors that should be considered when designing international distribution strategies for your products. Consider factors such as logistics, channel selection, and regulatory compliance.

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…

Elaborate and explain your own understanding about the key elements of the ATIGA. (ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement)

what would be the strategies to eradicate these threats (talking about the dove (soaps) company)?

Simco (https://simcodrill.com/) has been contacted by someone in Lithuania  who wants to purchase drilling equipment.  Are there any people in Lithuania to whom the firm cannot sell?  Is the product considered "dual use" and/or does it require an export license?  If it requires an export license, briefly discuss the agency involved and how an export license would be sought. Gerbs (https://www.mygerbs.com/) is considering the sale of dry roasted pumpkin seeds (an allergy friendly food) to some consumers in Lithuania.  Are there phytosanitary requirements?  What would the import tariff be for Lithuania?

Q1) You are the international business development head of a United Kingdom based company that just designed a revolutionary new laptop that can perform the same functions as existing laptops but costs only half as much to manufacture. The design of this laptop is protected by several patents and copyrights. Your CEO has asked you to formulate a proposal for how to expand into the United States. Your options are (a) to export from the United Kingdom, (b) to license a firm based in United States to manufacture and market the computer there, and (c) to set up a wholly owned subsidiary in United States. Evaluate the pros and cons of each alternative and suggest a course of action to your CEO.

Q1) You are the international business development head of a United Kingdom based company that just designed a revolutionary new laptop that can perform the same functions as existing laptops but costs only half as much to manufacture. The design of this laptop is protected by several patents and copyrights. Your CEO has asked you to formulate a proposal for how to expand into the United States. Your options are (a) to export from the United Kingdom, (b) to license a firm based in United States to manufacture and market the computer there, and (c) to set up a wholly owned subsidiary in United States. Evaluate the pros and cons of each alternative and suggest a course of action to your CEO. Word Count 600)

You are audit manager in a CK Chartered Accountants and you have been asked by your Engagement partner to draft an advert. He is of the view that CK chartered Accountants has not been advertising its services for quite some time now. As a starting point he has given you a draft advert which was done by a former audit manager. Below were the contents of the advert:1. CK chartered Accountant is the best accountancy firm in the SADC region if not the entire Africa.2. CK offers external audit, internal and accountancy services. 3. The adverts were to be displayed on every tree by way of a poster throughout the country The information gathered so far points to the fact that the Audit firm does not provide other services as earlier claimed.a) You are required to critique the above draft advert b) You have been assigned as Team Leader to the audit of Nyasaland enterprises for the year ended 31/12/2021. Nyasaland is a manufacturing firm which produces butter for exports both locally and…

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Description why and how governments control trade.

Unaffiliated Buyers. Why might different documentation be used for an export to a non-affiliated foreign buyer who is a new customer, as compared to an export to a non-affiliated foreign buyer to whom the exporter has been selling for many years?

What are some examples of trade controls?