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    The Fdi Fitness Theory

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    is influenced by the firm behaviour (a microeconomic factor) as the reasons of its location, that is whether it is resource seeking, market-seeking, efficiency-seeking or strategic asset seeking; the main decision is in fact taken on the basis of economic geography, which is a macroeconomic decision as it takes understanding of country-level characteristics (Popovici & Calin, 2014). According to them, the theory enlightened the success of FDI among countries based on the national wealth of a…

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    The impacts of MNC on host and home country In this section the author is going to examine both the positive and negative impacts that MNC has on the host and home country. Root (1990) examined the positive contribution of MNC toward the world economy. He goes on to mention that MNC has been compared to the national corporation in building a single national economy by moving capital, technology and entrepreneurial skill from one region to the other region. Furthermore, he added that MNC are…

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    How does Individual Visit Scheme negatively affect Hong Kong? No doubt that the implementation of the Individual Visit Scheme has brought positive economic effects to Hong Kong, but it also created various negative impacts on the local community at the same time. The impacts are can be classified into three aspects, they are economy, social, cultural and environmental concerns. These issues negatively…

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    compared to previous policies, this draft policy was more comprehensive but it still lacked the necessary identification of stakeholders from all sectors of Pakistan. 6. This policy had efficient development strategy for tourism industry but it failed to address the proper plans for infrastructural development in the far-flung areas of Pakistan including prominent tourist destinations of Khyber Pakhtoon Khawa. 7. Pakistan is a developing country with 55% literacy rate according to the United…

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    ECON 634 - Bharat Forge and Suzlon Case Study In the said case study, a study on the changing global agenda of 2 major companies. Bharath forge and Suzlon have shown great progress to the changing economic conditions. Bharat Forge was a manufacturer for domestic consumption which later became the 2nd largest forging company in the world. they are now an Indian Multinational with the largest exporter of auto components from India to the world. . Bharath forge under the supervision of Baba…

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    Something that will never truly have any static definition throughout history is Economic Freedom. What may assist in defining these freedoms is the present Government, and today’s society, which means it’s always vastly changing. Today’s Society and present Government is always changing at a rapid pace. Some things that need to be recognized and addressed are Race, Creed, Gender and Religion, these characteristics are all factors that are used to define their place in the hierarchy of Society…

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    Economic Growth Economic growth is the increase of the value of goods and services produced in an economy over a period of time, measured by changes in real GDP (Dixon & O’Mahony, 2014). Australia’s economic growth rate has been declining over recent years and is currently at 2.5% (RBA, 2015). As shown by FIG 1, overall the trend of GDP growth has gradually been declining over recent years with peaks of 4.5% in 1995 and a record low of 1.5% in 2008 (ABS, 2015) and has been forecast to continue…

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    Case Study: The Hoover Dam

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    1. INTRODUCTION We need entrepreneurship in order to build a better world and future for the generations to come. It is also essential for expanding the economy. The Hoover Dam was originally known as the Boulder Dam from 1933 to 1947. The dam was named after Herbert Hoover who played an important role in its construction. The Hoover Dam is located in the Black Canyon on the border between Arizona and Nevada and was built with the effective use of resources. The Hoover Dam was built by…

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    Preamble There are seven main goals for the economy of my island nation. My first goal is economic freedom for all my citizens. This allows businesses and entrepreneurs to have total control over all economic aspects of their lives. Therefore, any person can decide to choose to be an entrepreneur or even get a higher education and then start work. Second, I believe economic efficiency is significant for a working economy since it analyzes the allocation of resources so that resources are used to…

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    to be employed in various ways. Moreover, the strain on certain sectors of the economy is immensly reduced as the country's income diversifies. Not only this, but the corporations in these countries are often what provide more social help through economic stimulation and philanthropic work, than the governments of these states ever…

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