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. 1. How could politics and laws after the company's exporting activity? 2 How might economic conditions affect business decision (Please cite additional info from previous answers if possible) 3. What social and cultural influences could affect business decisions (Please cite additional info from previous answers if possible) Limit your answer/s to 3-4 sentences only.

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. 1. How could politics and laws after the company's exporting activity? 2 How might economic conditions affect business decision (Please cite additional info from previous answers if possible) 3. What social and cultural influences could affect business decisions (Please cite additional info from previous answers if possible) Limit your answer/s to 3-4 sentences only.

ECON MACRO

5th Edition

ISBN:9781337000529

Author:William A. McEachern

Publisher:William A. McEachern

Chapter2: Economic Tools And Economic Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4.9P

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