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Abercrombie & Fitch Company
Abercrombie & Fitch Company

Global Business Plan
United Arab Emirates/Dubai

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Page Number Table of Contents Executive Summary Page1 - Identifying Global Business Opportunities Page 2 - Analyzing International Competitors Page 3 - Assessing the Economic/Geographic Environment Page 4 - Assessing the Social- Cultural Environment Page 5 - Assessing the Political Legal Environment Page 6 - Selecting a Global Company Structure Page 7 - Financing Sources for Global Business Operations Page 8 - Creating a Global MIS (Management Information System) Page 9 - Identifying Human Resources for Global Business Activities Page 10 - Managing International Financial and Business Risks Page 11 - Product Target Market Planning for Foreign Markets Page 12 - Designing a Global Distribution Strategy PAGE 13 - Planning a Global Promotion Strategy Page14 - Selecting an International Pricing Strategy Page 15 - Determining Organizational Financial Results Page 16 - Measuring International Business Success Page Conclusion Page Reference page


Bibliography: Reference page CIA World Factbook (2011) PKF International. (2009, April). Doing business in union arab emirates. Retrieved from Strategic Planning for SELECTING A GLOBAL COMPANY STRUCTURE in the UAE
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