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Airline
UNITED INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

ASSIGNMENT
ON
Airline Industry
(International Busuness-606)

Submitted To
Dr. Enamul Haque
School of Business & Economics

Submission Date 26th Dec. 2012

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|Topics |Page No. |
|1.Globalization of Airline Industry |3 |
|Industry Analysis & Industry Trends | |
|2.Back ground of the Product |5 |
|Economic Trends | |
|Value Chain | |
|R&D | |
|Importers and Exporters of Aircraft Seat | |
|Some regulatory authority | |
|Tariff barrier to trade in USA | |
|Non-tariff Barrier of USA | |
|Tariff Barrier EU | |
|Non-tariff Barrier of EU | |
|3. Business Analysis or why we choose Bangladesh for Business |11 |
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|4. Conclusion |17 |
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