Ruth Chris Market Development Model

selection criteria model of Ruth’s Chris. I find they want to expand their restaurant to the country which people enjoy beef, have high income, large populations and people like go out to eat as well. In addition, the country also can be legal to import U.S. Beef or Australian beef. Therefore, I think Spain and France should be better to choose for their explanation to international market based on the data table in Exhibit 4. Those two country also can help them to test the European market. Because there

Ruth’s Chris: ‘The High Stakes of International Expansion’ Defining the Issues As a newly publically traded company, Ruth’s Chris was responsible for the development of a new business strategy to focus their efforts on revenue growth in order to meet shareholders expectations. By maintaining continued growth in established restaurant locations, this strategy needed to concentrate on building equity capital by planning/executing an international expansion to increase profitability of

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