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    Q.1 as the international business including all commercial transactions between two or more parties. “standardization, globalization, exchange rate, tax rate and the discount rate” are effecting the accountants and firms weather being large or small firms. Conducting the business transactions in any foreign country or entity create a unique challenge for payment process. Such as, the balance of payments, which is an accounting record of the transactions between any two countries or more. As…

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    ended and so has this course. In Fashion Merchandising, we have learned many topics, for example, the advantages and disadvantages of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), the three types of businesses (partnership, sole proprietorship, and corporation), and the three industry segments (primary market, secondary market, and tertiary market). A primary market is the industry segment that includes businesses that grow and produce the raw materials that become fashion apparel. In…

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    Saskia Sassen begins by highlighting the ‘global' definition of a global city in a contemporary period. Her key concept of the global city places an emphasis on the system of information and capital. Cities are major parts of a bigger picture which is the systems of information and money. Financial institutions, consulting firms, accounting firms, law firms, and media organizations are all specialized economic businesses that rely on the flow of information and wealth throughout a city. Sassen…

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    about corporate rights being guaranteed in today’s economy system. The birth of the World Trade Organization in 1995 is discussed by David Korten and how it was a monumental step for corporate libertarianism. The wants and needs of today’s big corporations are “represented by a global body with legislative and judicial powers” whose end game is guaranteeing their rights in opposition to the violations of the democratic governments. Furthermore, the legislative and judicial bodies are also…

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    Most all of today's cultures developed from ancient civilizations that grew and evolved into what they are presently. Still, they continue to change, all because of the global trade and communications networks that are utilized by societies in order to interact with each other, to spread ideas, and to further develop the ideas we have currently. These heavily integrated trade systems were first instilled by ancient civilizations, and fueled the movement and development of communication,…

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    Pros Of Sweatshops

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    Sweatshops are business establishments where employees work long hours under poor conditions for low wages; sometimes employees are underage and work 60-100 hours per week. Sweatshops are a major part of people’s lives who work in third world countries. Overlooking age requirements, work conditions, and correct compensation that we find acceptable, people who live and work there do not think sweatshops are wrong; for people in developing countries, sweatshops are their best way of surviving.…

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    affect the firm’s strategy, routines and operations. This is known as peripheral CSR (Aguinis and Glavas, 2013). This essay explores what the defining internal and external barriers are to effectively embedding CSR policies into multi-national corporations. CSR is a relatively new concept, which can be said to have gained prominence during the 1950’s after the publication of Howard Bowen’s book the Social Responsibilities of the Businessman (1953). Bowen’s brief definition of CSR…

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    human resource management in a global context. The conduct of business is increasingly global in scope and managing human resources has become even more important in the successful conduct of global business. Human resource management (HRM) in the Multinational enterprises (MNEs) is playing an increasingly significant role in providing solutions to business problems at the global level. In the last six decades, the economies of the world have become increasingly…

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    Haier Case

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    1. Characterize Haier and its industry. Haier’s is a China-based multinational company specializing in the production of home appliances and consumer electronics was at first settled in 1984 as a Qingdao Refrigerator CO., in Qingdao, China (Haier, 2015). They are the third-biggest maker of home appliances and consumer electronics in the world and first in China. With their high quality of products, they have a great brand reputation and product differentiation. This is most vital variable to…

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    Todos os Mercados case study Let’s start by introducing this company, and talk about our dear friend Henry Trouvé who will be mentioned later. So this company, named TM which stands for Todos os Mercados, which is a multinational company meaning that they operate in several companies all over the world. It is also a private limited company. A type of special trading company: which has limitation of the liability of the partners to the amount of their contributions and features of a partnership.…

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