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What Ethical Issues are MNCs accused of?

1. Corruption


2. Child Labour


Other- Human rights, environment, safety, dumping

What are corruption and child labour function of?

Poverty, lack of education, fair trade

What is a symptom and what is a problem?

A symptom is the result caused by a problem

What are the two categories of corruption?



1. Corrupt Individual


2. Corrupt Organization

Corruption from MNC's viewpoint

What are the 6 moral philosophies?

1. Deontological- Rule based


2. Teleological- Consequence based


3. Utilitarian- Net expected benefit


4. Contractarian- Law of the land, contracts


5. Pluralism- No contracts, do the right thing


6. Rawls Social Justice Theory- fairness, peace and harmony with a little contract

What are the options to deal with corruption for MNCs?

1. Stay away


2. Embrace the local standards


3. Maintain High Global Standards



What are the affects of corruption at a macro level?

- Education

- Build capability


- Government enforce moral guidelines


- Government policies for fair trade

What are the affects of corruption at a micro level?

Strategic- MNCs have power


Mode of Entry


Ethics Officer

What is the Harkin Bill?

An act first proposed in 1992 to prohibit the importation of product produced through chile labour

What is the UN Global Compact 5?

Abolish Child Labour

What's minimum age to work?

13, 15, 18 (- 1 for developing countries)

What is UN Global Pact 10?

Work against all forms of corruption


- Corruption, extortion, bribery

What are steps to fight corruption?

Internal- anti corruption policies within organization


External- Report corruption


Collective- Join forces

What are some trends against corruption and child labour?

ØTransparency International


ØForeign Corrupt Practices Act (US) ØCorruption of Foreign Public officials (Canada)ØOECD Anti-bribery InitiativesØHarkin Bill – Trade Ban


ØILO Convention on Minimum Age138


ØUN Global Compact (UNGC 2007)

What are 4 strategies for globalization?

1. International 2. Multidomestic
3. Global
4. Transnational 
1. International

2. Multidomestic


3. Global


4. Transnational

What are the types of structures?

1. International Division Structure


2. Area Division Structure


3. Multidomestic Affiliate Structure


4. Global Product Division


5. Transnational (Hybrid) Structure

International Division Structure


- no duplication

- HO support sales


- easy to negotiate abroad with gov


- dedicated international division

Area Division Structure



- efficient


- responsive


- duplication

Multidomestic Affiliate Structure



Global Product Division


- vertically integrated

- efficient

Transnational (Hybrid) Structure



What are the dimensions of evolution?

-Geographic Expansion

- Line of business diversification


- Functional Migration



What is geographic expansion?

Geographic proximity- expand outwards


Cultural Similarity- target similar culture


Similarity in economic development- similar economic condition

What is line of business diversification?

1st add the strongest single LOB


2nd with less competitive advantage


3rd with no competitive advantage

What is functional Migration?

Shifting business functions abroad

What should be analyzed before buying a firm?

-Products of the firm


- Financial health


- Management


- Geographical exposure


- Stock market valuation

What is economies of scope?

- transferring competencies


- Sharing infrastructure


- Access to patents, growth, risk sharing

What is PE ratio?

Price/earnings


lower the better

What is PEG ratio?

(Price/earnings)/growth rate


> 1 is bad


< 1 is good

What are Managerial Motives to M&A?

Conflict of interest


Overconfidence


Main difference

What are types of takeovers?

- take over


- merger


- acquisition


- amalgamation


- consolidation

What are types of M&A activities?

Vertical


Horizontal


Product extension


Market extension

What is corporate inversion?

Way to reduce tax by keeping cash abroad then borrowing money

What is IJV?

>1 joined together differ nationalities

What are 4 objectives of IJV formation?



What is consortia?

Pooled resourses