Growth-share matrix

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…

Assignment Title: Global Factors impacting on UK business organizations Assignment: Two Class: Business Environment (Unit Y/601/0546) Name: Lee Kam Tjen, Theresa (4.1) Discuss the significance of international trade to Marks & Spencer The buying and selling of goods and services across national borders is known as international trade.( http://www.moneyinstructor.com/doc/internationaltrade.asp) International trade is the core of the business world. By having business with other…

tourism industry mainly relies on the market in Western countries and South East Asia. According to a research, the total number of visitors is 13725322 in 2001. Mainland visitors only occupy a proportion of 32.4%; Meanwhile, non-mainland visitors share the remaining 67.6%. However, mainland visitors replace the non-mainland visitors to become the most essential market on Hong Kong tourism industry nowadays. According to the statistic conducted by Hong Kong Tourist Board, the total number of…

They were caught taking drugs such as steroids and human growth hormone (HGH). Athletes should not dope because it ruins their career, as well as their bodies and the integrity of the sport that they play. Performing enhancing drugs are any substance taken by athletes specifically to improve their athletic performance. There are many different performing enhancing drugs in sports such as anabolic steroids, andorostenedione, human growth hormone (HGH), erythropoietin, stimulants, etc. All of…

1) Compare and contrast highly developed countries (HDCs) and less developed countries (LDCs). Include in your answer three examples of countries in each category; a description of the gap between categories; and the similarities and differences that one might expect to see in these types of countries. 2 points According to the textbook “Environment” High Developed Countries or HDCs, like the United States, Canada or Japan, are represented by 9% of the world’s population while maintaining more…

1. Introduction Many scholars and observers have dubbed the economic growth in China over the past three decades as phenomenal. This growth is virtually synonymous with the Economic Reform that started in the late 1970s. The word reform is defined as a transformation or improvement. The Chinese Economic Reform refers to a number of economic changes known as “Socialism with Chinese Characteristics” in the People’s Republic of China (PRC), led by the Communist Party of China (CPC) under the…

However, in spite of these promising developments in terms of growth and increasing investment in the country by both domestic and foreign actor in recent years, the poverty rate of the nation remains at an alarming rate of 63.6% in 2012. The prevalence of poverty coupled with an average life expectancy of 59 years…

Legacies of Japanese colonialism for the two Koreas After taking part in the lecture and reading the article of Bruce Cumings, I gained a much better understanding on several aspects of the afterlife of the Japanese colonial era in Korea. One of the key concepts was the role the colonization has played in the success of economical development in both North and South Korea. Both Cumings and Carter J. Eckert argue that the roots of South Korea's capitalist revolution can be traced back this era,…

INTRODUCTION: In India, the backward castes had been denied all kinds of social and economic endowments. Hence, they had been lagging behind in the process of development. The social and economic deprivation among Scheduled Castes had been most common during pre and post-Independence. Therefore, there was a need of number of special safeguard policies. One of that is, ‘Reservation Policy’. People of depressed classes were considered as untouchables and in 1919, the British Government granted…

WHAT IS ECONOMIC GROWTH From two perspective we can interpret economic growth of an economies (Mankiw & N. G. R. E. G. O. R. Y, 2014). 1. The most popular way to define economic growth as the total increase of output which an economy produce over a given period of time , but time constraints at least two year . 2. Secondly we can define economic growth as increase in what a nation can produce if it is using all the scarce resources it has. Economic growth can be shown by an outward shift in…