Papers On International Business
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Footing the Bill in Cyberspace - E-Commerce Payment Options
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A 20 page paper that looks at the various payment options that presently exist in the world of e-commerce. Payment options discussed are online credit card transactions, digital cash, online checks, and smart card technology. The features and benefits of each of these options are examined and the privacy and security concerns surrounding each are discussed. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: LCecash.rtf
Forcing Change in Chinese Manufacturing Sweatshop Conditions
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A 6 page paper discussing alternatives for effecting change in Chinese manufacturing practice. The paper discusses three alternatives: international pressure from the WTO; Congressional import embargoes; and pressure from US retailers selling Chinese-made goods. Pressure from the WTO should be undertaken, but only as a long-term plan for improvement. Because China now is a member of the WTO, the US is prohibited by GATT 1994 Articles XI and XIII from imposing discriminatory prohibitions of Chinese goods into US markets. Consumer boycotts of large companies selling Chinese-made goods, however, is an effective measure that can have the most immediate results. Companies such as Gap, Nike and Toys �R� Us have come under such consumer pressure that they now police the contract manufacturers they use to ensure that the goods that they sell do not originate in Asian sweatshops. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KSintlBusSweatBoy.rtf
Ford Motor Company as an MNE
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A 12 page paper discussing Ford's current standing as a multinational enterprise. The paper discusses the innovation in which Ford was born; its growth through the years; its 1980s commitment to quality; current environmental issues; and the departure of Jacque Nasser. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: KSfordMNE.rtf
Ford Motor Company in Spain
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A 6 page paper discussing strategy and
possibilities for Ford in Spain after the government complains that the company has not
kept pre-construction promises. The facility opened before the world oil crisis in 1973-74,
when much of the American car-buying public discovered the high quality and lower cost
of Japanese imports. The entire worldwide auto industry has undergone wrenching
changes in the ensuing years, and one result of some of those changes is that Ford now
employs fewer workers to accomplish the same tasks as before. The paper provides an
introduction, the facts of the case, strategy for current negotiation and a contingency plan.
Based on Harvard Case 9-380-091. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: KSFordSpain.wps
Foreign Businesses in Singapore
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This 3 page paper considers why foreign businesses may start up in Singapore and gives two examples of foreign investments; Electroglas and Manchester United. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEsingsu.rtf
Foreign Businesses Operating in the United States
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This 10 page report discusses foreign businesses operating in the United States. Whether embarking on a global expansion of an already established organization or taking advantage of unique indigenous resources, managing any type of project across international boundaries carries its own challenges and opportunities. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: BWitaorg.rtf
Foreign Direct Investment
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A 5 page paper that discusses foreign direct investments, the motivations of companies to making such investments and the advantages to the host country. China's experience with FDI is used as an example. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: PGfdi2.wps
Foreign Direct Investment
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A 7 page paper providing an overview of foreign direct
investment (FDI) and then discussing its benefits and disadvantages. FDI does have its
detriments, but its advantages are compelling. Governments' caution combined with corporate
integrity can result in a highly positive environment in which the living standards of the local
population can be positively and permanently enhanced. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: KS1FDi.rtf
Forte Hotels, Branding, and Possible Future Markets
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This 12
page report discusses the United Kingdom�s hotel chain known as
the Forte Hotels Group. The Forte Hotel Group includes Le
Meridien, Trusthouse, Posthouse and Heritage hotels around the
world and is the United Kingdom�s leading hotel group with 300
properties representing 30,000 rooms. The company employs
approximately 47,000 people throughout the world
(forte-hotels.com). Sixteen of the hotels are in London alone.
In fact, Forte�s Trusthouse properties alone number over 200
hotels in Britain. The hotel industry is a notoriously
troublesome realm in which to truly prosper requires the
establishment of a clear identity. �Branding� has proven itself,
time and again, to be an important component in the overall
marketing mix of the �hospitality� industry. Bibliography lists
7 sources.
Filename: BWforte.wps
Four Seasons Hotels; A Case Study in Strategy
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This 5 page paper looks at this well known hotel chain and answers four questions; assessing the strategic success of the company, identifying their competitive strategy, looking at the changes over the last few years and assessing how these changes have helped the company and its strategy. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
Filename: TE4seasn.rtf
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