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University of the West of Scotland Business Policy and Corporate Strategy BUSN 090250 Lisa Athané B00206737 Seminar tutor: Mairi Gudim Submission date: 9 November 2010 TABLE CONTENTS EXCUTIVE SUMMURAY 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2.0 METHODS AND REFERENCES 3.0 BACKGROUND OF THE COMPANY 4.0 PESTEL ANALYSIS 5.0 SWOT ANALYSIS 6.0PORTERS FIVE ANALYSIS 7.0STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS 8.0 CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY APPendices SUMMARY EXECUTIF DANONE groups is the UNO key actor of the world food industry

CHAPITRE 3 The place of multinational companies BACKGROUND La place des firmes multinationales R    Using the information above, answer the following questions. a. What is a multinational corporation and how does it function? A multinational company produces merchandise or provides services in more than one country. b. Why do some countries welcome multinationals and how do they attract them? Some countries welcome multinationals because the investment

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  PERSPECTIVES  1   We  Need  to  De-­‐Westernize   International  Non-­‐Governmental     Humanitarian  Aid     Pierre  Micheletti   Issued  by:                    PERSPECTIVES   Papers   presented   under  “Perspectives”   introduce   original   contributions   and   points   of   view   on   issues   related   to   risk   and   security

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