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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 from these companies provides jobs and training in new skills. They attract them by offering them financial advantages such as tax cuts, government help and lax enforcement of environmental and labour standards. c. How are the companies

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specific to marketing products and services in foreign markets. It is assumed that you have a basic knowledge of the marketing functions. Today, all firms have to compete on a global scale and must adapt to an ever-changing environment. The tasks of the Marketing Manager are much more complex when the enterprise operates in several countries where the needs and preferences of customers are different. The Marketing Manager must learn new skills to detect the emerging customers needs, to adapt the

Romain Després 2775625 Years 2009 / 2010 SWOT Framework Professional Certificate in International Business Management Personal & Professional Development - Justin Keogan CONTENTS I : CONTENTS 3 II : INTRODUCTION 4 III : DESCRIPTION OF SWOT 5 A : General 5 B : Working 6 1 : Selection of the working group 6 2 : Explain the method 6 3 : Information research 7 4 : Selection of key elements and construction of the matrix 7 5 : Strategy

QUALITY TOOLBOX Is Your Integrated Management System Really Integrated? In response to customer requirements and other pressures imposed by both regulators and the marketplace, organizations now find themselves having to conform to a bewildering number of management standards. One of the first major international standards to come on the scene was ISO 9001 (quality management). It was followed by ISO 14001 (environmental management). Now there are standards for occupational health and safety (OHSAS

step by step guide, created by a business or organization, to map out how it will reach goals, and set a foundation so the entire company knows what will happen and what is expected of them. Un guide étape par étape, créée par une entreprise ou une organisation, de tracer comment il atteindra les objectifs et établir une base de sorte que la société tout entière sait ce qui va se passer et ce qui est attendu d'eux. Essentially, it provides a "recipe" or of how to achieve a stated vision, for the