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- 116-International businesses has developed their image in controlling world economies. It not only affects the GDP of the host country, but also brings foreign reserves to the parent country. With the increase of international activities by the multinational companies and their ultimate effect on economies, there was a need to a. Uniformity of accounting practices so that comparability should be easy b. Taxation laws must be enforced in such a way that all governments must be satisfied c. Sales volume in the local market must be enhanced d. None of the optionsWhich of the following best represents the primary economic and financial benefit to the U.S. from NAFTA? It led to increased tariffs on U.S. exports to Canada and Mexico. U.S. consumers had access to a wider variety of products. It resulted in the relocation of major U.S. corporations to Europe. The U.S. benefited from low-price manufacturing, low-priced labor, and reduced shipping and logistics costs.Increased global interaction has been promoted by advanced technology in communication, ideas and culture, which largely encourages and facilitates international trading. Businesses go abroad in seeking better financial incentives, stronger networks, and markets of opportunities. But at the same time, the complexities in terms or risks involved in international operation are more than domestic firms. How to manage cultural risks and other factors related to a foreign operation of a multinational business. Is cultural, business, or political risk more challenging to overcome than one of the others? Why or why not? How should American standards influence multinational businesses?
- Which of the following involves a financial outflow from the U.S. economy? a. returns paid on U.S. investments in France b. returns paid on U.S. investments in France c. Chinese investors buy real estate across the U.S. d. U.S. firms buying logging rights to China's forestsWhich of the following is an example of managing economic exposure by flexible sourcing policy? An American company sells its products in Brazil and Portugal. Reduced sales in Brazil due to the dollar appreciation against the “real” can be compensated by increased sales in Portugal due to the dollar depreciation against the euro. If yen is strong, it is preferable for a Japanese company to open a manufacturing subsidiary in the U.S. to produce and sell its products there. An American IT company hires software developers in Ukraine because of the weak position of grivna against dollar. A Canadian company spends a lot of money for research & development activities to improve its reputation and gain more customers.Which of the following statements about globalization best describes the increasing complexity in strategy? a. Increased opportunities to trade with ease in new markets b. Increased access to cheap labour c. Reduction in the number of large multinational corporations d. Increase in currency exchange trading