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    FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN BANGLADESH‚ PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES‚ AND ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMY by Afsana Rahman A project submitted in partial fulfillment o f the requirements for t he degree of Professional Master in Banking and Finance Examination Committee: Nationality: Previous Degree: Scholarship Donor: Dr.Winai Wongsurawat (Chairperson) Dr. S undar Venkatesh Dr. Y uo sre Badir Bangladeshi MBA in Marketing University of Dhaka Bangladesh Bangladesh Bank (Central

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    Clearly this is not the cause of what happened. Classical economics states that only real factors affect output‚ such as workers preference. Unfortunately‚ this does not hold to this particular instance because the embargo caused unemployment due to companies laying off workers or reducing worker hours (Origin). Oil

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    I. INTRODUCTION Think of Hershey Food Corporation and chocolate comes immediately to mind. Hershey is the leading manufacturer of chocolate in North America but that is not all what Hershey is all about. Considering the humble beginnings of its founder‚ Milton HersheyHershey Food Corporation’s success is as sweet as the chocolates it produces and as lovely as the candies it offers its customers. But before gaining its sweet success‚ it had undergone business dilemma

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    the global market. INTERNAL GROWTH ANALYSIS: STRATEGY # 1: To reduce production and operating costs; improve efficiency (to consolidate and reconfigure its production facilities) MEASURES: To reduce production costs and improve efficiency‚ the company has launched a major restructuring effort with plans to close plants‚ eliminate jobs‚ build a factory in Mexico‚ and outsource some chocolate production. This restructuring effort will reduce the number of production lines by more than one-third‚

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    recessions. However‚ consumers cannot postpone the buying of nondurables; therefore recessions only slightly reduce non-durable output. 2. Unexpected increase of prices of assets‚ followed by abrupt asset price decreases can spill over to the general economy by contracting lending and belittle the confidence of buyers. For example‚ the recession of 2007-2009 was caused by a combination of excessive money and a financial frenzy that led to real estate being overpriced and tremendous mortgage debt. Institutions

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    Hershey Foods Corporation” History: Milton Hershey’s love for candy making began with a childhood apprenticeship under candy maker Joe Royer of Lancaster‚ Pennsylvania. Mr. Hershey was eager to own a candy-making business. By 1901‚ the chocolate Industry in America was growing rapidly. Hershey’s sales reached $662‚000 that year‚ creating the need for a new factory. Mr. Hershey moved his company to Derry Church‚ Pennsylvania‚ a town that was renamed Hershey in 1906. The new Hershey factory provided

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    the failure of Hershey Foods Corporation when entering the Australian market. Our group will scrutinize the reasons of this failure and analyze the Australian market to figure out the opportunities and challenges of the new entrant into this market. Finally‚ based on the recent situation of Hershey‚ our group will propose some recommendations for Hershey to re-enter and be successful in the Australian as well as the international market. I. Background 1. Company overview Hershey‚ which is one of

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    III. INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT: STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES A. CORPORTATE STRUCTURE 1. Currently‚ Hershey Company has a divisional organizational structure. Hershey is a large company with several products and well-known brands such as Hershey’s Snack Barz‚ Ice Breakers Chewing Gum & Mints‚ Reese’s etc. Their divisional structure facilitates Hershey’s goal of expanding geographically. Hershey’s U.S. Commercial Group‚ Global Growth and Innovations Group‚ and International Commercial Group all play separate

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    evident that one of the main responsibilities that the Hershey Trust Board views their responsibility to be is to the Milton Hershey School. In 1918‚ Milton Hershey endowed the trust board. The objective of this endowment was to have full support for the Milton Hershey School. Further in March 2002‚ the Trust Board decided to make a decision that was more in the schools favor‚ which was making sure that its holdings were less concentrated in Hershey stock. Moreover‚ the composition of the board moved

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    Milton S. Hershey‚ the founder of the giant chocolate manufacturing firm bearing his name‚ tried a number of different ventures before eventually succeeding in the chocolate business. In his early years‚ Milton enjoyed his apprenticeship as a candy maker for Joseph H. Royer‚ a confectioner. At the age of 19‚ Hershey decided to go into the candy business for himself. His venture in Philadelphia failed‚ as did efforts with his father. Back in Lancaster‚ Hershey began manufacturing caramels. The

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