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subsidiary or through a subcontract with unaffiliated companies. Part of the activity previously been relocated for the domestic market is then imported. Other important terms in connection with the relocation are: The outsourcing: use of goods or services that are produced outside the company ➢ If it takes place inside the country where is located the company: outsourcing domestic ➢ If it takes place abroad: outsourcing abroad. They two forms of relocation: ➢ Offshore-in-house sourcing

customer satisfaction. It mentioned that (Bamford & Xystouri: 2005) stated that “there are strong and complex links between customer satisfaction and profitability”. It suggested as well that satisfying the employees’ needs and making them enjoying their work helps in satisfying the customer’s needs. The paper mentioned the findings of a case study by (Bamford & Xystouri: 2005) about an unnamed airline which faced problems with customer satisfaction and the ways it dealt with it. However, it is hard to

selling season begins? We can’t repeat this blunder.” Company Background Kota Fibres, Ltd., was founded in 1962 to produce nylon fiber at its only plant in Kota, India, about 100 kilometers (km) south of New Delhi. By using new technology and domestic raw materials, the firm had developed a steady franchise among dozens of small, local textile weavers. It supplied synthetic fiber yarns used to weave colorful cloths for making saris, the traditional women’s dress of India. On average, each sari

countries. The Turkish market of work is one of best in the world: the working labour are qualified, conscientious and are justified. Turkey has a young and dynamic labor, whose Middle Age is 28.8 years. The professional ethic is one of the key values of the Turkish culture of work. The conscientiousness of the Turks results in a raised productivity, a low level of absenteeism and a classification with the row of the countries of which the annual duration of work is highest in the world. *

century ago. In short, the PPP condition requires that price levels between countries are equalized when expressed in terms of a common currency so that: Pt = St Pt* (1) where Pt is the domestic price level, Pt * is the foreign price level and St is the nominal exchange rate expressed as the domestic price of the foreign currency. In logarithmic form this becomes: st = pt − pt* (2) and hence the real exchange rate measuring deviations from PPP is: qt ≡ st − pt + pt* (3) An empirical

ventures, launching an opening policy wich enabled the beginning of foreign trade and foreign domestic investment, to drive an export-oriented economy. FDI were also oriented towards high intensive human labor industries. So the government capitalized on the competitive advantage represented by its abundant and cheap workforce, and on incoming foreign investments and knowledge. In the meantime, China's domestic market was still protected with tariff barriers, following the model of the new industrialized

........................................................................12 Key Economic Indicators ...............................................................................................................12 Gross National Product and Gross Domestic Product ............................................................12 Private Consumption and Government Consumption ............................................................13 Economic Growth Rate ...........................................

public and not for profit voluntary sectors. It is designed to provide a robust and rigorous analysis of management activity relevant to general management. Key to this programme will be the opportunities to study and work with established companies, combining class based learning with work based assessments. This design allows students to develop significant academic knowledge and practical skills in the area of general management, which will help graduates to achieve professional excellence in both

THE INDIAN ECONOMY MATURES OVER THE YEARS 8 PART II : CROSS CULTURAL ISSUES WHEN WORKING IN INDIA GENERAL BEHAVIOR 10 LANGUAGE BARRIER 12 HIERARCHY IN INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS 13 INDIRECT COMMUNICATION STYLE 14 TIME ORIENTATION 15 HARD WORK VIS-À-VIS SMART WORK ISSUE 15 PART III: INDIA DO'S AND DON’T'S ACCEPTABLE PUBLIC BEHAVIOR 16 BUSINESS ATTIRE 17 CONVERSATIONS AND NETWORKING 17 MEETINGS, PRESENTATIONS, AND NEGOTIATION TACTICS 17 DINNER ETIQUETTE 18 -------------------------------------------------

is the basis of trade. The importance of IMS is valuable because it enables states to finance respective trade deficits and in the accessibility of enterprise access in the realization of strategies.  Overall, the economic factors, both domestic and foreign, tend to alter rather rapidly, resulting to great alterations in the legal rules.  Further, country may now in turn, imposed very tight exchange controls, restrictions in the profit remissions and strict in the import restrictions.  Nevertheless