Zulhakim Azland 2011795695 Prepared For: Shamsul Baharin Saihani‚ Lecturer of International Management. Table of Contents Title | Page Number | Introduction | 3 – 4 | Economic Issues | 5 – 6 | Political Issues | 7 | Cultural Issues | 8 – 9 | Negotiation Process | 10 | Business Ethics | 11 – 12 | Conclusion | 13 | Introduction China is an evolving economy that offers lot of market prospects for foreign venture. It is an independent country located in East Asia. Currently
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Submission of the draft copy of INB-355 Term Paper on Russia & its Car Industry To XXX By XXX 16 March ‚ 2009 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL Date: 16th March‚ 2009 To XXXX Faculty BBA Department North South University. Subject: Submission of the draft copy of INB-355 Term Paper. Dear Madam‚ We have presented the spring’09 INB-355 term paper (Draft Copy)‚ which you assigned us to prepare as a course requirement. This particular report
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Outline of the Lecture 1. Doing Business in Poland (Socio-Cultural Aspects) Krzysztof Wach‚ PhD Cracow University of Economics Faculty of Economics and International Relations Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovation 2. 3. 4. 5. investment climate cultural dimensions Poland and classifications of cultures historical influence useful tips appendix 1: business legal forms appendix 2: starting up procedures © Dr Krzysztof Wach - Kraków 2010 2 Poland - Economic facts Part 1 Investment
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Assessing Political Risk April 25‚ 2011 Assessing Political Risk Dorchester‚ Inc. is a U.S. based conglomerate that would like to break into the international consumer electronic business. Eun and Resnick stated that “the scope of business activities has become highly international.” (p. 151) There are several factors that could have a crucial impact on any international business; however‚ the one that will be addressed in this paper is the political risk of investing internationally. Eun
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PROFESSOR: JUAN ESPANA STUDENT: TIFFANY NGUYEN MGT 680 INT’ BUSINESS EXPERIENCE CHINA STUDY TOUR MARCH 2008 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Chinese culture and doing business in China TABLE OF CONTENT PHASE 1: RESEARCH THE HOST COUNTRY CHINA • Facts about China page 3-21 PHASE 2: EXPERIENCE IN THE HOST COUNTRY • China in person page 22-49 PHASE 3: FINAL REPORT • Reflection and conclusion page 50-64 PHASE I FACTS ABOUT CHINA: Total Land Area:
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Doing Business in Colombia | Colombian Social and Business Culture A Colombian Culture Overview Fact File o o o o o o o Official name – Republic of Colombia Population – 45‚644‚023* Official Languages – Spanish Currency – Colombian peso (COP) Capital city – Bogotá GDP – purchasing power parity $399.4 billion* GDP Per Capita – purchasing power parity $8‚900 * Overview Colombia is a country with a unique culture influenced by a fusion of its indigenous Indian‚ Spanish and African
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International Business “Doing Business in France” October 6‚ 2012 Doing Business in France Culture Issues It is very important to understand the cultural differences that France possesses compared to the United States before doing business with them. One cultural miscommunication could either make or break the deal. Since France is the 2nd largest trading nation‚ it is imperative to understand these in order to have a good relationship with them and the ability to export to them
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AMB Country Risk Report September 28‚ 2011 France Country Risk Tier CRT-1 • France is a CRT-1 country with low levels of risk across all three categories. The French economy has been significantly impacted by the global financial crisis. The economy contracted by 2.6% in 2009 and has recovered modestly‚ with the economy growing by 1.5% in 2010 and by 1.7% in 2011. A fragile labor market‚ tight credit conditions‚ and fiscal tightening will create economic difficulty over the next
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Doing business in Malaysia Contents Foreword 5 Chapter 1 - Introduction 6 • • • • • • • • • • • • • Geography & population Advantages of investing in Malaysia Language Political environment Economy Major exports and imports Import controls Regulatory environment Financial services Currency denomination Exchange controls Government policy on foreign investment Communications Chapter 2 - Intellectual property protection • • • • • Patents Trade
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We believe the single greatest risk of doing business in India is its bureaucracy. The Indian bureaucracy is often referred to as "babudom." An Indian bureaucrat is often referred to as a "babu." Today‚ babu may also mean "Sir" or "Mr." The babudom was formed after India gained independence from Britain. It employs many more people than necessary and it is highly unproductive. Each geographic region of the babudom requires specific government permissions and taxes. Making progress in the babudom
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