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    conclusions. Firstly, for the effects on the world economy, MNCs enhance the integration of the world economy and international markets deeply; and also promote and control the development of international trade, and make the contemporary international investment and international trade are related to each other; what is more, MNCs promote international capital flows, optimize the allocation of resources and accelerate globalization of production which help to reduce the competitive…

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    by globalisation, technology, politics and economical changes. Access to new and bigger markets for growth is one of the reasons of internationalisation and this is in turn influenced by the opportunities that exist in the foreign market (Masum & Alejandra, 2008). 2.1 Foreign Market entry modes Entry decisions that management has to consider before going international are: • Market attractiveness • Timing of entry into the market • The scale and involvement of its resources After the above…

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    accounts so that Australia can service its foreign liabilities in the medium to long term and avoid currency volatility. External stability indicators include the CAD, foreign liabilities and the exchange rate. Measurement, Trends and Current Statistic External stability is measured through an analysis of CAD as a % of GDP, net foreign debt as a % of GDP and fluctuations in the exchange rate. Instability arises when CAD exceeds 3-4% of GDP, net foreign debt is above 40% of GDP and the exchange…

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    Birmingham Research Paper

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    1866. As one of the greatest manufacturing cities in the world, Birmingham was an important place for them to visit on their tour. Birmingham has secured over 47 Chinese foreign direct investment…

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    amply populated workforce has cultivated an environment rich in opportunity, at low costs to companies, generating ideal conditions for foreign investments. China’s nominal GDP of over ten trillion dollars in 2014, 22.6% came from exports to foreign countries, while India exported 23.6% of their two trillion GDP. This immense transfer of goods and services to foreign nations is a pivotal backbone to both nations’ economies. Economists believe things will change in the future, while…

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    We have seen how out of the $600 billion earned from oil revenue between 1970s to the 1990s, $300 billion had found its way into foreign bank accounts of politicians. Currently, the global international banking arrangement makes it is easy for politicians from developing countries to bankrupt their countries and “dump” the borrowed funds in hidden accounts abroad for ‘safe keeping…

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    To achieve political stability, the government would have to focus on fiscal responsibility, enhancing credibility, and long-term investment decisions such as infrastructure. According to the International Fiscal Affairs Department, “Research indicates that a sound fiscal position is key to achieving macroeconomic stability, which is increasingly recognized as a critical ingredient for sustained growth and poverty reduction.” Fiscal responsibility can also mobilize domestic savings, increase the…

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    Post Mao China Case Study

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    stressed economic self-reliance. The People's Republic of China decided to accelerate the modernization process by stepping up the volume of foreign trade by opening up its markets, especially the purchase of machinery from Japan and the West. By participating in such export-led growth, China was able to speed up its economic development through foreign investment, a more open market, access to advanced technologies, and management experience. However, this freedom did not come easily. Deng…

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    1990. The negative effect of a Production quota is that it provokes significant losses to producers. In 1980 an ‘open door policy’ was initiated towards overseas trade and investment, with Special Economic Zones (SEZs) established in South and East coast province of China. The newly established SEZs attracted foreign investment by Multinational…

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    Inflation was on an escalating track; additionally the government was quiet uncertain about monetary, investment and fiscal strategies. GM China has to expand and establish itself in china in more optimistic manner so that further market share can be grabbed. Moreover they need to target the surrounding countries like Pakistan where the Auto policy has been announced in 2016, which is extremely favorable for car manufacturers. General motors China’s Economic Overview and Industry Analysis…

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