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Q.No.4 Write a letter to a company Awan Exports and accept their job offer of chief accountant.

5. Key terms Select the correct term for each of the following definitions. Definition A tax on an import The ability of a country to produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country The ability of a country to produce a good using fewer resources than another country A limit on the quantity of a good that may be imported in a given time period Select the correct acronym for each trade agreement or organization as follows. Description : An organization of 21 Pacific Rim nations subject to a nonbinding agreement to reduce trade barriers between members The regional free trade agreement among the United States, Canada, and Mexico An organization of 27 nations dedicated to removing all trade barriers within Europe Term Trade Agreement or Organization.

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Some trade companies exported goods under CIP trade terms, during whole130%transportation process, the folowing risks, losses and expenses occurred:(1) Suffered transport vehicles capsizing during transit from the warehouse to the departure port, and resulted in some goods damage.(2) During the loading of the goods from departure port to the ship, one entire package goods faling on shore, caused goods complete damage, and one entirepackage goods falling into the sea, caused some goods slight damage.(3)The ship sufered tsunami during sailing, the engine couldn't work properly, and the ship couldn't move.I(4)Asked tugboat for rescue, and went to refuge port for repairing the ship, and paid salvage charges and warehousing charges.(5) After repairing the ship, the ship sailed again, but suffered heavy weather, caused damage of some goods in the cabin A.(6) Whereafter, suffered grounding, caused complete damage of fragile goods in cabin B.(7) When the ship arrived at the port of destination…

2. Case Study (1) China's Company H exported 3,000 M/T of a certain subject. The credit stipulated "Shipment during July, August and September in three monthly equal lots". Company H dispatched 1,000 M/T on July 28 and received payment. The second lot scheduled to be dispatched on August 29 had been delayed until September 2 for the violent typhoon. The bank refused to pay when H presented documents including a B/L dated September 2. H excused the delay for force majeure and asked for payment from the bank. Question: Should the bank make payment? Why?

Q3. Why might a firm wish to operate in more than one country? (5) b. What are the two documents that limited liability companies must register with the government before trading? (5)

Advice the management of Julida Investments Limited on how to undertake the distribution of their products to the market considering its a new entrant in the market

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…

1.What is Import and export license 2.State three [3] roles of the import license 3.

Which statement defines Political-Legal Environment in which a Firm must operate:   Question 21 options:   a)  An environment that constitutes any national or international political factors that can affect the operations of a Firm in a host market.   b)  A Nations Laws and regulations pertaining to business that also influence the operations of the foreign firm.   c)  Entry restrictions (e.g. exporting, licensing, acquisition, strategic alliance etc.)   d)  Trade barriers (e.g. tariffs, quotas etc.)    e)  The Legal Environment constitutes the "rules of the game" and Political Environment determines how the Laws are enforced ("how the game is played") and may indicate direction of new legislations.   f)  Actions or policies by a government that may adversely affect a Firm's operations and profits (e.g. confiscation, expropriation, or…

1. Explain distributors in Toyota Malaysia.

strengthening brand recognition: pandora could enter a foreign market to have a strong global presence which can be love advertising its service and hiring known personalities to help them achieve this.

A 11:31 Ο 10 & 441) 2.2 K/s 50 SALE 同 QUESTION ONE (a) (b) Explain the main purpose of law in the society and explain whether society survive and prosper without it. (10 marks) On 1 September 2021, Tau, a shop owner in Maun, sent Orapa an offer letter to Gaborone to sell Orapa lo television sets for P10, 000 apiece. The offer stated: "The offer will remain open until 30 September." On September 10, Orapa, in a telephonic conversation. told Tau: "The price is too high; I do not accept your offer." Then, on 15 September, Orapa changed his mind and sent an email stating: "I accept your September 1 offer after Page 1 of 2 all." Tau replied: "Your acceptance is too late, since you already rejected the offer." In tumn, Orapa answered: "The acceptance is good, since you promised to keep your offer open until September 30," (i) Advise Tau. (5 marks) (ii) Assuming there is a contract, when and where is it considered to have been concluded? (5 marks) [Total 20 Marks] QUESTION TWO (a) (b) Briefly…

1. Definition of target market. 2. List 10 new market demand in Malaysia. 3. Definition of new target market.

Global Purchasing and Supply Chain Management Module Q.1 a). Discuss the different stages of the international product flow process (IPFP) as applied to international logistics and supply chain management and clearly identify the different categories of risks involved in this process and elaborate on how they can be overcome. b). Discuss the various causes of unethical practices in reference to the above case and advise the ministry in question on how to overcome such practices C). Explain the implications of CIF arrangement in global purchasing. D). What modes of payment may exporters and importers adopt in carrying out international Sale transactions?

How to make sample of the different contracts between the business and  third-party providers (lease for space, franchise approvals, copyrights etc.)

1.  What risk can a business face due to a supplier and explain the foloowing  risk control steps that a business can put in place regarding its supplier and provide examples:  Identify key suppliers of goods, services Identify key markets Investigate alternative suppliers and markets Assess the vulnerability of the supplier and market to loss of assets Assess the ability of the key supplier and market to recover from loss or damage to their assets.   2.  Discuss administrative costs. Provide a practical example to explain administrative costs:   Clerical costs in the handling of insurance matters The cost of handling self-insured losses The cost of reporting and investigating loss occurrences The cost of an in-house risk management department The cost of a risk management broker   3.  Apply the fundamental concepts included in the definition of enterprise risk management (ERM) to a business of your choosing.

PESTLE Analysis of OQ Company in Oman?

Question 2 An external corporate governance framework provides the rules, guidance and controls arising outside an organisation that are intended to influence the decisions, actions and behaviour that occur within it. Distinguish internal and external corporate governance, and explain how they relate.

It is talking about Hong Kong Tax, Special bussiness, calculating profit tax of Financial Instituition, please explain the following slides in a simplier way and with simple exmaple.

Write a brief report on the Bangladesh Accord on Fireand Building Safety proposed by IndustriALL. Whichretailers signed the agreement and why have some retailers refused to sign the pact?

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1 - Baxter Publishing sought to reduce expenditures related to the printing of books in its trade and educational market and contracted with a printing company in China. However, the publishing company soon realized that China has weak enforcement of intellectual property laws and that gray market books began appearing in the marketplace, which greatly affected Baxter's profits. The company found that it had little recourse against the contract manufacturer and learned a very difficult lesson in international marketing. This exemplifies the impact of _______ forces on international business. technological competitive ethical and social responsibility political, legal, and regulatory

1. Enumerate the key players in the MICE industry. Answers: — - — — - Associations Convention Centers Conference Centers Tour Operators Trade shows and expositions Hotels Convention and visitors bureaus The process of Providing an MICE event 2. Explain the duties and responsibilities of each player. 3. Describe the different types of associations. How do they differ from one another? 4. Discuss the economic benefits of trade shows and expositions.

what is zone of possible agreement (ZOPA)

Question 13: Explain the following terms: a. Code of conduct b. Antidiscrimination c. WHS act