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    Price strategy The emergence of a middle class in China began in the 1990s‚ and the luxury car market soared in this decade. As in many other countries‚ the car in China was considered a symbol of one’s social status. A class of noveau riche had emerged – a small percentage of the population‚ but still numbering about 60 million. These were eager to show off their newly acquired social status. They had a preference for luxury foreign cars‚ particularly Italian or German brands‚ such as Ferrari‚

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    Important impact of FDI on Australian economy Jes Hongs Abstract Australia has traditionally relied on inward FDI to meet the shortfall between domestic saving and the level of domestic investment. Inward FDI also continues to play a significant role in making Australian industry internationally competitive‚ and thereby contributing to export growth. Over the past 15 years Australian outward FDI stocks have grown more strongly than inward FDI stocks. Outward FDI enables Australian firms

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    Explain why FDI is bad for an LDC FDI means accepting multinational companies setting up in a country and as FDI increases some countries‚ especially LDC’s can become over reliant on them and inflows of capital. MNC’s can set up in an LDC as it is cheaper than other more developed countries. There is the attraction of cheap labour and low setting up costs. The problem for an LDC is that the MNC could choose to leave the country when it pleases‚ leaving the country with high unemployment as

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    Enhance Growth of the ICT Sector Through FDI in Mauritius Syed Farhan Ahmed[1]‚ Shaun J Rodrigues[2] and Harrish C Bheemul[3] Abstract Mauritius has progressed significantly from a low-income to a middle-income diversified economy with growing industrial‚ financial and tourist sectors. However‚ one of the most significant contributors to Mauritius booming economy is the development of the services sector and the focus of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the Information and Communication

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    Attractiveness as a Foreign Direct Investment South Korea is a role model country that has‚ over the past 40 years‚ successfully evolved into a country of notable economic growth. Possessing a highly achieving educational system‚ South Korea has emerged from a low-income‚ low education region to a thriving nation of scholarly professionals. High levels of education‚ a substantial domestic economy‚ and excellent profitability are elements that make South Korea an attractive site as a foreign direct

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    FDI Foreign direct investment (FDI) or foreign investment refers to the net inflows of investment to acquire a lasting management interest (10 percent or more of voting stock) in an enterprise operating in an economy other than that of the investor. In other words‚ FDI or Foreign Direct Investment is any form of investment that earns interest in enterprises which function outside the domestic territory of the investor. It is the sum of equity capital‚ reinvestment of earnings‚ other long-term capital

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    Have you ever stopped to think about how other cultures may behave and act differently? What would one do if they were thrust into a completely different way of life? One would be surprised with exactly how different other societies act. People may understand the basics of a culture‚ but there are a lot of unexpected differences. There is more to a culture than what language they speak‚ what kind of food they eat‚ and the kind of people they are. The small things are what really tie a society together

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    will be made. 1. Hymer’s Approach (Market Power) Hymer’s contribution in the theory of FDI is paramount‚ both in terms of time and of introduction of key concepts. While presenting similarities with the Marxist approach‚ in terms of conflict‚ especially in his latter works (Hymer‚ 1971)‚ his approach was novel in different respects: Firstly‚ it is considered the first theory to actually address FDI‚as ‘a mechanism by which the MNE maintains control over productive activities outside its national

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    FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI) Under the Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) Scheme‚ investments can be made in shares‚ mandatorily and fully convertible debentures and mandatorily and fully convertible preference shares1 of an Indian company by non-residents through two routes: • Automatic Route: Under the Automatic Route‚ the foreign investor or the Indian company does not require any approval from the Reserve Bank or Government of India for the investment. • Government Route: Under

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    A Refugee is someone who has fled his or her country because he or she fears persecution based on race‚ religion‚ nationality‚ social group‚ or political opinion. The definition is sometimes expanded to include people fleeing war or other armed conflict. Asylum seekers are quite different than Refugees and they are usually defined as people who claim to be a refugee. Often‚ an asylum seeker must undergo a legal procedure in which the host country decides if he or she qualifies for refugee status

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