Organizational Analysis Outline
Organizational Analysis Outline
Region Analysis
Regional alliances and economic integration
Russia, USA, East Asian Nations (Australia, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Thailand) is part of the regional alliances. Economic integration is China is growing at an extremely fast pace and needs to open its market up to imports. The physical environment and its effect on trade China accounts for 23% of world population, is the third largest country, third largest diverse population, Communists country, and has an increasing effect on global trading.
Political stability China is currently the most stable country, but is also considered a growing country. This is due to the majority of Chinas population earning less than poverty. Compared to established countries such as USA, Japan, and United Kingdom China is still in the process of establishing its presence. China also exports vast amounts of goods, imports very little, and is self reliant.
Economic conditions
The global recession has slowed down Chinas economic growth by effecting investment demand which has weakened. The global recession has also increased difficulties in production, and is responsible for falling revenues and profits for businesses.
Finance options available Private investors and banks such as the Central People’s Bank of China are available options for financing.
Social, health, and environmental conditions Environmental conditions are suffering dramatically due to the overwhelming amount of pollution China generates. Chinas ability to sustain such pollution by setting regulations and enforcing such regulations has not kept up with the growth of China. Such pollutions are air pollution, diminishing biodiversity, fisheries deletion, invasive species, land degradation, soil erosion, and water pollution and shortages. Health conditions have improved increasing life expectancy and decreasing infant and maternal deaths. However, hospitals are
Region Analysis
Regional alliances and economic integration
Russia, USA, East Asian Nations (Australia, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Thailand) is part of the regional alliances. Economic integration is China is growing at an extremely fast pace and needs to open its market up to imports. The physical environment and its effect on trade China accounts for 23% of world population, is the third largest country, third largest diverse population, Communists country, and has an increasing effect on global trading.
Political stability China is currently the most stable country, but is also considered a growing country. This is due to the majority of Chinas population earning less than poverty. Compared to established countries such as USA, Japan, and United Kingdom China is still in the process of establishing its presence. China also exports vast amounts of goods, imports very little, and is self reliant.
Economic conditions
The global recession has slowed down Chinas economic growth by effecting investment demand which has weakened. The global recession has also increased difficulties in production, and is responsible for falling revenues and profits for businesses.
Finance options available Private investors and banks such as the Central People’s Bank of China are available options for financing.
Social, health, and environmental conditions Environmental conditions are suffering dramatically due to the overwhelming amount of pollution China generates. Chinas ability to sustain such pollution by setting regulations and enforcing such regulations has not kept up with the growth of China. Such pollutions are air pollution, diminishing biodiversity, fisheries deletion, invasive species, land degradation, soil erosion, and water pollution and shortages. Health conditions have improved increasing life expectancy and decreasing infant and maternal deaths. However, hospitals are
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