Effective Teams and Its Role in Organization

Introduction My team was made up of representatives from four departments which comprised of purchasing, logistic suppliers, binding, printing and photocopy, and quality control. My selection was the best match for the available roles since the above representatives tend to come from major departments of the library and without such...

HRM Strategy and Implementation in the AAC Company

Executive Summary This is a business report on the strategic management of human resources of the AAC Company. The company is facing a lot of challenges in the field of human resource management. This situation has badly affected the growth and profitability of the business. The company has failed to...

Financial Crisis: Political and Financial Risk

Introduction The global financial crisis which started in mid-2007 in the financial sector of the developed economies specifically US has continued to negatively impact other industries in emerging economies (Franklin& Douglas, 2007). Amongst the industries that have been adversely affected is the Indian food industry. According to Indian food industry,...

Effects of Fiscal and Monetary Policies

This paper would seek to examine one of the most crucial issues faced by the governments of countries over; the economic state of their own respective countries and the state of the global economy. Economists have sought to identify different policies which could be used to rectify this situation by...

Pay for Performance as Growing Phenomenon

Introduction Human resource management is a very important skill that is very imperative for the growth of any business. Any organization that has a poor human resource policy can never grow and prosper. Human beings have immense potential and human resource management aims at tapping that untapped potential in human...

Apple iPhone Marketing Communication Strategy

Marketing Communications Plan for iphone in USA market Marketing communications plans for iphone includes customer-facing materials such as websites and trade show presentations. The main focus for iphone was its internet connectivity; hence they based their marketing strategies on the internet. They were able to involve diverse group of people...

R. H. Hudson Company: Case Study

Executive Summary R. H. Hudson Company is faced with difficult problem caused by poor supervision, inadequate management and low motivation among workers. These problems require careful analysis and evaluation. Benefits plans and designs are vital in their own way, but such compensation requires a sizable portion of dollars. For that...

Business and Economics: Organizational Transition

Abstract The research paper for a professional degree attempts to analyze the typical changes that organizations of today need to manage. Organizational transition is inevitable and was an important issue in the past for the management, and is likely to be an important management issue even in the future. The...

Critical Appraisal of Traditional Capital Budgeting Techniques

The role of financial management in any corporation is to increase the firm value to the shareholders within the applicable legal framework. The crux of corporate finance therefore centers round achieving this goal by dealing with strategic financial issues associated therewith. This responsibility includes advising the corporation the ways in...

Starbucks: Business Pricing Strategies

In every organization, pricing strategies influence the coverall performance of the company and its market position. Price is attracted more attention than any other marketing tool. In the modern economy, non-price factors determine increasing marketing importance and products are differentiated on other bases than price. Starbucks, a leading coffee retailer,...

Organization Management Theories

Planning The activities involved here include outlining of the objectives of the company’s goals and objectives. During planning, managers should outline or state the best way for accomplishing the goals and objectives of the organization. After the management states the strategic goals to be achieved, they should outline or state...

Analysis of the Total Quality Management Concept

Outline Objective # 1: How to prove that TQM plan has been implemented properly Objective #2: What are the steps associated in implementing Total Quality Management Objective # 3: What will be done by whom in order to implement Total Quality Management? Organizations heavily rely on their customers and they...

Ethical Decision Making in Business

In discussing ethics and morals as it applies to business and society, three words (ethics, morals, and ethical) will be frequently used. Ethics means the system or code of human conduct, with the emphasis on the determination of what is right and wrong. With these three definitions in mind, the...

Radisson Hotels Organization Customer Services Evaluation

Lean Systems This paper discusses the Radisson Hotels organization, its strategies to attract customers, and programs to retain their loyalty have also been mentioned. Radisson corporate organization was founded in the year 1938 by Curtis L. Carlson; this company was considered among the largest private companies of America and is...

Price Discrimination. Degrees of Price Discrimination

Introduction Price discrimination refers to the practice of charging different prices for the same commodity to different consumers. Price discrimination can be practiced by the manufacturers, wholesalers or retailers and is highly dependant on the existence of a monopoly market. For price discrimination to be effective there should be some...

Canada’s Involvement in NAFTA

Introduction The North America free trade agreement abbreviated as NAFTA was between Canada, the United States of America and Mexico in the year nineteen ninety-four. Before this agreement, Canada which was a small economy compared to the United States of America was actively involved in trade with Europe especially the...

Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty: How to Get Them?

Introduction The main goal of any business is undoubtedly consistent profit generation. That is why companies are increasingly becoming customer-focused. They are looking for innovative ways to attract more customers and retain existing customers. To achieve this, companies should mold their attitudes and products in order to gain customer satisfaction...

Foreign Direct Investment and Financial Liberalisation

Introduction To begin with, it should be stated that the paper is aimed at arguing on the matters of Foreign Direct Investment principles and rules, taking into consideration the issues of market liberalization and restructuring. Foreign Direct Investment can be said to be the concept in which a company from...

Marketing: Advertisement Critique

Introduction This paper discusses about the critiques involved in advertisement. Advertising is one of the important aspects to be kept in mind while marketing products and services. Without proper ad/campaign, marketing of products and services will be difficult. Advertising involves certain important aspects. Targeting the market is the most important...

The Federal Reserve and Monetary Policy

Introduction This report covers the impact that changes in the financial environment have on the economic variables of money demand and supply and interest rates. The Fed buys securities in the open market Open market operations are one of the most powerful tools that the Fed possesses to control money...

The Law of Demand and the Law of Supply

The difference between the law of demand and the law of supply Difference between demand and supply According to Bullock (2007), demand is the amount of a good or service that the buyers are willing and able to buy at a specific time. The amount or quantity demanded means the...

The Nature of the Housing Market

Introduction According to the World Economic Outlook (2007), the housing market, unlike other markets, is distinct in nature. For instance, the supply and the demand in the market are hardly fulfilling and when the demand goes up, the supply may not always be sufficient and may take a considerable time...

Globalization Impacts of on McDonald’s

“McDonald’s corporation is the world’s largest chain of fast-food restaurants that serves more than 47 million customers on a daily basis.” The company has branches all over the world. It operates within 119 countries and territories; its products are popular in the market. The corporation operates more than 31,000 restaurants...

The Economic History of the United States

The economic history of the United States can be traced back to the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries when the American colonies progressed from marginally successful colonial economies to a small, independent farming economy, which in 1776 became the United States of America. Due to the presence of a large...

World Trade Organization in Telecommunication Sector

Abstract The World Trade Organization has affected global trade since it was formed in 1995. Trade liberalization that has been initiated by the World Trade Organization has helped remove all barriers to trade and thus different countries can trade easily between themselves. Moreover, trade liberalization has also allowed countries to...

Firm or Project Valuation Methods in Practice

Introduction The role of financial management in any corporation is to increase the firm value to the shareholders within the applicable legal framework. The crux of corporate finance, therefore, centers around achieving this goal by dealing with strategic financial issues associated therewith. This responsibility includes advising the corporation on the...

Macroeconomic Monetary Policy

Introduction The economy of a society is more than often a complex balance of the methodology by which the central bank of the country chooses to regulate the flow of money to and from the public. To do so, a policy needs to be implemented through which the central bank...

Oil Conflict between the US and Venezuela

Introduction Although most people assume they are in the hands of the large private transnational oil corporations, the centrally is true. The world’s oil reserves and production are in the hands of national-owned oil companies. The state-owned companies control 77 percent of the world oil reserves, which have no private...

Organizational Development: Theories and Conditions

Every company does its best to achieve excellent results in business and to obtain the highest profits. Organizational development is a very important field of study because it is closely connected with the management and company structure. The history of organizational development covers the problems of organizational changes and implies...

JP Morgan Chase: The Business Case Analysis

The business case under consideration presents a bright example of the organization’s violation of the basics of the accepted principles of the organizational process, human resources management, and business and human ethics. The organization discussed in this scenario is JP Morgan Chase. I am employed by this organization, and my...

Five Case Studies: Summary and Proposal to the Solution

Case Study 1. Development of an Entrepreneur Summary of the case Entrepreneur has a very important role in an economy. He takes good ideas and right decisions in the market, and by taking risks, he can make more profit. He acts as an innovator and business leader in the process of...

Management: Exceeding Customer Expectation

Executive summary In serving the customer, it is important to supply services and goods that will either meet or will surpass the expectations of the customer. Customer fulfillment has become a major differentiator in most industries as competition has reached very high levels. To retain the already existing customers and...

Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal

Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) was nominated as the President of the United States in the summer of 1932. Roosevelt, in his acceptance speech, addressed different problems faced by the American people due to the Great Depression. He pledged to offer a new deal to resolve the grave scenario. Roosevelt already...

Current Ongoing Global Financial Crisis

The world is encountering what we know as a ‘financial crisis’ currently, with every country facing the worst inflation attacks ever. Even though globalization has made the world a smaller place, the economic deficits each nation is undergoing are leaving natives and residents from hand to mouth. Inflation means that...

Human Resource Development: Training and Development

Introduction In this present world of prevailing dynamism devoid of a well-trained, skilled team of employees any business can never grow and prosper. In progress staff training and development is fundamental if the employer wants to perk up company performance and fulfill his objectives. Devoid of a subservient, well-trained team...

Economic Growth in China Analysis

Introduction With a population of 1.3 billion China has one-fifth of the world’s total population and is still in its developing stage. The country being the third largest trading nation is in the second position in terms of purchasing power. China is considered to be the single largest contributor to...

High Energy Cost and Inflation

“According to the labor department report, the 2008 July inflation rate hit the highest of 5.6 percent since 1991” (Maura, 2008), which was fueled by high prices of energy. The high cost of energy caused a 0.8 percent monthly increase in the consumer price index, which was twice the level...

East Asia: Globalization and Foreign Direct Investment

Introduction News reports suggest that economic giants from third world Asia namely China and India are expected to grow at the rate of 9.7 and 6.5 percent respectively. China has now become the factory of the world with large multinational companies infusing lots of money in establishing manufacturing units and...

Global Financial Crisis and Inflation

Introduction In the world today food prices is going up, financial and capital markets are collapsing, at the same time there is slow growth in the economy. There is also a global shortage on food leading to unprecedented recession in the world and it is feared that most governments are...

Untied Arab Emirates’ Business Environment

Introduction International business requires integration between the people and the organizations exposed to the different cultural environments. It is observed that marketing is the most at risk when it comes to the cultural error for any area in the business. Thus, international business occurs more on the marketing sense of...

Federal Reserve System and Credit Crunch 2008

Fed or the Federal Reserve System is the fundamental banking system of the United States. It is the central banking system of the country. Federal Reserve System was established in 1913. It was formulated and implemented by the enforcement of the Federal Reserve Act. It is a partly public and...

World Trade Organization’s History

Introduction For many centuries regulation of trade was done through trade treaties between two or more countries. Over that period countries had high tariffs and numerous restrictions on international trade. However, in 19th century countries especially European nations realized the need to have a free international trade. As a result,...

Funding Opportunities for K-12 Education

Introduction As a rule, secondary and elementary education institutions are well funded, both by the government and other supporting foundations. Diverse foundations provide support for different types of K-12 projects in many fields. Most funders are available online and can be found on particular web-resources. For example, Inside Philanthropy resource...

Marginal Cost and Marginal Revenue

Introduction Since resources are scarce we can not attain everything that we wish to, hence choices must be done. Every time we make choices we have to forego something, as the concept of opportunity cost tells us. “Marginal analysis is applied to help its user in utilizing their scarce resources...

Media, Political and Social Globalization

Introduction With the advent of the internet and massive computing systems that are nevertheless small in physical scale, the world is becoming an ever-shrinking globe. National boundaries are becoming blurred as people in India begin working for companies in the United States and cultural groups are beginning to lose their...

Foreign Direct Investment in China.

Introduction This paper is related to the services, public security, education, health, planning and selection of strategies and the selection made for this current paper is to present an overview of different aspects of the China growth and economy with that of Chinese government Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). This paper...

Customer Limited: Strategic Analysis of Customers

Brief overview of Customers’ Business Customer Limited (CUS), as an Australian electronics payments systems company, has its stocks listed on the Australian Securities Exchange with the vision to maximize shareholder value by rapidly growing its business and extracting benefits from scale, market position and combined services. CUS is presently pursuing...

Demand and Supply Analysis Explaining Food Prices

International food prices have been soaring up day after day over the last one year: “food prices have jumped almost 60 per cent in the past year” (FT.com). Inflation could be described as the general increase in overall prices of goods and services in an economy that reduces purchasing power....

Inflation Control in the United Kingdom

Introduction The term inflation is a word that causes a feeling of anxiety in the minds of any population. People begin to think about lifestyle adjustments and decreased savings and this is especially true for the fixed income group. Inflation is an instance where the quantity of goods purchased for...

Money Markets Issues

The money market refers to a section of the fixed-income industry including its institutions, practices, and conventions. The main aim of the money market is to streamline the progress of borrowing and lending of money in short-term instances. The money market is fundamentally different from the capital market in that...

The International Trade Agreements Concept

The reasons for the formation of GATT and achievements GATT is an international trade agreement that is formed to come up with mechanisms to regulate trade and reduce trade barriers. In essence, GATT is a multilateral agreement that established and provided mechanisms through which trade barriers that existed at the...

The Importance of Consumer Behavior

This essay deals with an analysis of consumer behavior importance in designing marketing policy by marketing managers. Marketing managers as the main stakeholders in promoting, positioning, and branding a given product automatically engage in dynamic mental relations with consumers’ anticipations, tastes, and orientations. Thus, the process of marketing activity is...

The Basics of Capital Budgeting

Introduction The long-term viability of investment projects to be undertaken is critical to the success of any company. This is the reason why companies evaluate all new investment projects in order to determine their suitability. These projects are evaluated on their profitability, duration etc. There are several methods of evaluating...

Factors that Facilitate International Integration

Introduction Globalization can be found in five diverse areas which include cultural, economic, religious, political, and social systems. Globalization can be defined as the ever-increasing interconnection of people and places as a consequence of advances in transportation, communication, and information technologies that cause economic, political, and cultural union. Globalization is...

Globalization and Its Effects on Saudi Arabia

Introduction The term globalization can be defined as a process by which societies, world states, and cultures integrate via a global network of transportation, communication, diplomacy, and trade. It has both positive and negative impacts in all the areas that it touches on, be it economic, social, technological, cultural, political,...

Securitization as a Way to Financial Crisis

Securitization refers to the financial practice of pooling different classes of contractual debt and selling them as securities to third-party investors who benefit from their cash flows. Examples of such debt include residential and commercial mortgages. The practice has been criticized because of its complexity, the difficulty in monitoring risk,...

Small Investors Advantages in Today’s Markets

What disadvantages do small investors face when investing in the stock market? When small investors venture into their domestic countries or foreign countries’ stock exchanges, they face some common challenges. The challenges include: Diversified portfolios Small investors have limited finances to buy a number of stocks, bills, or bonds that...

Toyota: Company’s Strategy and Its Implementation

Toyota is one of the world’s leaders in the sphere of car assembly and sales. The production process of the company is based on the ideas of mass production and attempts to satisfy the largest amounts of customers possible by the high quality of Toyota’s cars and by their relatively...

HRM Competencies. Training Plan: Tesco

Introduction If any skill, knowledge, or other aspects can be seen under a performance, it is referred to as a competency. Competency has an important role in the achievement of strategic goals and vision of an organization, thus helping to measure the behavior and actions of employees in an organization....

Oil Price Rise and Its Macroeconomic Effect Analysis

Introduction In the 20th century, the world started integrating on economic grounds. The century saw one of the fastest growths in the history of mankind. Terms like World Economy started making a headline. Most of the nations especially from the western world made full use of this revolution by harnessing...

Impact of Globalization on National Identities

Abstract There have been increased changes in the global activities in all the spheres i.e. in the political, economic, and social perspectives. The many changes that are occurring have been highly due to the technological changes that are experienced all over the world. The most industrialized countries seem to have...

Economic Impact of Wal-Mart

The firm ‘Global Insight’ conducted a study of how the introduction of Wal-Mart into the community of Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, affected the community. Wal-Mart is a well-liked and well-frequented store that has grown in popularity across the United States. Wal-Mart has a reputation for providing goods and services at low...

Asian Financial Crisis in the United Arab Emirates

The Asian financial crisis started in 1997 in Thailand and then spread to other countries through the economic contagion. This crisis impacted not only Thailand but also Indonesia and South Korea. The economies of Hong Kong, Laos, the Philippines, and Malaysia also suffered. In China, Taiwan, Singapore, Brunei, and Vietnam...

Poverety Related Issues in the World

Introduction The World Health Organization (WHO) 2003, defines poverty as the state of having little material possession to sustain survival. The united Nation defines poverty or those living under poverty as those living under less than 1 US dollar a day. There are amazing world poverty figures being released on...

UAE: Real Estate Market Analysis

Abstract The present report focuses on the recession in the real estate sector of the United Arab Emirates. The primary aim of the paper is to explore the market in the current context. In order to fulfill this goal, a literature review was compiled based on information from a range...

Laura Ashley: Organizational Structure

Proposal The global retailer and successful designer, Laura Ashley, needs changes and improvements in its structure and culture. The new proposals will affect task performance in at least three ways. First, they energize performance by motivating employees of the retail and marketing department to improve relations and structure in line...

Saudi Arabia’s Currency and the U.S. Dollar

Introduction The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is significantly reliant on oil, as income from oil exports accounts for over 90% of the revenue and forms almost 50% of its GDP. The country boasts the second-largest reserves worldwide. Undoubtedly, government investments/expenditures are supported by income from oil exports. Oil is regarded...

Petroleum Exporting Countries and Global Market

Introduction The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has remained a key player in the global oil and gas industry. With a total of 14 member nations that export crude oil, OPEC controls around 44 percent of the current production of petroleum. Since these countries have huge oil and...

How Service Delivery and E-Service Bring Value to the Customer?

Customer satisfaction is and should always be the priority of any business. Without customers, there is no business. Delivery of services to customers is a very crucial bridge for any business and the operations management still must put in place strategies that would ensure quality delivery of services to customers....

How Exchange Rate Influence a Country’s Import and Export

Introduction Business people and governments across the world are cautious concerning the severe influence of currency depreciation and appreciation on different practices such as the price of products locally, exports, and imports. Main body Appreciation in the rate of foreign exchange decreases the value of the domestic currency and affects...

Bank Profitability and Interest Rates

Like any other business, banking, be it commercial or investment involves making profits in multiple ways to remain competitive. Apart from earning money for shareholders, banks need to make enough to pay employees and maintain the buildings in which they are located. Monetary policy is known to affect bank profitability....

International Trade: Trends and Methods

Introduction There are several methods used in international payment. These methods are used purposely for making and receiving international payments. The physical distance between the seller and the buyer and the fact that some transactions take place without the two meeting, is always in the mind of both parties and...

Islamic Bonds “Sukuk”

Introduction It has been known that over the years the Islamic finance industry has revolutionized the way Islamic businesses as well as individuals invest, acquire funds and save. The Islamic religion places strict values on regards to monetary discipline thus placing an enormous difference between conventional and Islamic forms of...

Positive and Negative Effects of Globalization

Globalization is one of the main trends which created a new world order. The novelty is that the current changes are more substantial and more general than any time before in history. This change has had a considerable number of consequences for peace and stability in the world. A global...

Mortgage and Housing Crisis in the United States

Introduction Much has been written on the impacts of the US mortgage crisis on the global economy. Financial experts have warned that the impacts of the US housing and financial crises might persist if the necessary policies are not implemented (Kolb 6). As a result, adjustments in the financial institutions...

Banking Industry in the United States

In the United States, the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy has a significant influence on the representatives of all social groups. The goals of monetary policy include increasing the government’s ability to maximize employment, thus enabling more people to contribute to the economy. This essay is aimed at discussing the types...

International Political Economy: Global Economy

As the countries are getting closer and the globalization process becomes evident, the question regarding the global economy seems to be more urgent. The term ‘global economy’ highlights that the countries are connected economically. The process of globalization results in the fact that the countries’ economies become intertwined. It is...

Globalization Benefits for the United States

Introduction The United States has gained a lot from globalization in that trade, and the general welfare has improved in the last three decades. A wide variety of commodities has been made available to the people, which provides consumers with the ability to choose the best products in the market....

Marketing Management: Term Definition

The article by Lafferty and Hult vividly portrays that in modern marketing, the systems approach turns on the central theme that marketing reality occurs in European countries. A business, or its connection with others, is represented by some suitable system that may culminate in a physical replica, chart, flow diagram,...

International Economics Concepts

Definitions Theory of Reciprocal Demand The theory of reciprocal demand is a concept of international trade that explains how demand for various commodities between nations creates equilibrium between the two countries. In this case, reciprocal equilibrium is created where one country’s demand for the products of another country matches its...

International Trade of the USA

The bilateral agreement has enabled China and South Korea and increases in trade and an increase in the trade deficit for the United States; what are the advantages and disadvantages for the United States to continue these relationships with the bilateral agreements? Trade supports the economies of many nations. Many...

Foreign Direct Investment and Multinationals

The differences between the investment terms TRIMs vs. TRIPs Trade-Related Investment Measures are a set of standards of industrial policy that constitute the rules used by a country to guard the activities of foreign investors. Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights are not rules but agreements. The agreements provide limits...

Multinational Corporations’ Role in World Affairs

Multinational corporations (MNCs) produce and deliver goods or services from various geographical locations. In most cases, they specialize in a specific category of trading activities in order to ensure that they become consistent in terms of production and gaining access to a wider market share. In order to make sure...

Economic Growth and Development in Brazil and Rwanda

Is the World Bank’s income criterion a useful way of classifying these countries by their development levels? Why or why not? What are some other criteria one could use to more accurately classify these countries and how, if at all, would their relative rankings change? Explain. According to the World...

Internationalisation of the Retail Environment

Introduction The globalization of the retail sector saw many companies expand their operations to markets that they previously never operated before. Indeed, with the reduction of distance and time through technological advancements, retail companies had an opportunity to boost their global retail operations by venturing into markets that were inaccessible...

International Economics: Foreign Direct Investment

Foreign direct investment (FDI) refers to a market entry strategy where investors either expand their operations or buy other companies in foreign countries (Peng, 2008). Foreign direct investment can take various forms including horizontal FDI in which a firm expands its activities in a foreign country without changing the production...

Money and Capital Markets in Europe, China, India

Introduction The RBA tried to manipulate the economy by reducing interest charges. Over the preceding year, other regions like Europe, India, and China also lowered their interbank loan rates. Indeed, interest rates are vital to currencies since they affect the world’s capital flow. Moreover, they serve as benchmarks for what...

The Breton Wood System and Exchange Rates

The Breton Wood System The Breton Woods System was introduced after the culmination of World War II. The system came into existence to address problems associated with shortages of the dollar supply during that period. However, the dollar shortage turned into a glut a decade later. This is because reconstruction...

International Trade: “Wholly Macro” by Ashby

Policy issues Various policies have different effects on the total demand of the economy. These effects may be direct or indirect. Average partial effects face challenging problems when certain intervention measures are introduced to boost them. Explanatory policies relating to price controls, reserve requirements, taxations, interest rates, and open markets...

Free Trade and Developing Countries

Pre Assignment Free trade is simply a process where markets are liberalized by the existing government in such a way that organizations and individuals are allowed to conduct business in foreign markets without restrictions or tariffs. It is a system where there is free movement of goods, capital, and labour...

Japan’s International Trade in 2013 and Before

Introduction This paper is based on the topic of international trade. It is divided into three parts. Part one explores the topic by looking at some aspects such as Japan’s international trade and its contribution to Japan’s overall Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the country’s main imports and exports, and other...

Social Media Impact on Capital Markets

Introduction The globalization phenomenon has impacted the economy of many nations that have actively shifted into the digital era. This is the era where one can access his or her friends in any part of the world with just the tapping of a button on his or her computer or...

McDonald’s Company: Strategy and Marketing Review

McDonald’s is a name that is well recognized all over America as the most popular chain of fast food restaurants. McDonald has created a passion for fast food not only in America but the world over. Menu items such as French Fries, Big Mac, Quarter Pounder, Chicken McNuggets and Egg...

Anti-Malaria Drug Market in South-East Asia

The market for Anti-Malaria Drugs A graph showing the demand for anti-malaria drugs in Southeast Asia How does the equilibrium change if counterfeiters enter? What is their marginal cost function? Using a conventional scale to analyze equilibrium change, the entrance of counterfeit drugs will cause instability and therefore create a...

China Outraces Brazil, Russia, India in Economic Growth

Abstract According to this analysis, it appears China is the leading country among emerging markets of BRICs. The country utilizes a transformational leadership style on different levels and shows the steady growth and the crisis of 2008 left the country almost intact. The BRIC countries remain attractive for foreign investment...

Foreign Exchange Markets and Balance of Payment

Foreign Exchange Markets In general, specialization and exchange of goods and services across national borders can be illustrated using a universal medium of exchange. However, most countries are not willing to relinquish the right to own, supply, and regulate their currency. Therefore, foreign exchange markets are necessary for the absence...

McDonald’s and Wendy: Strategic Management

Introduction This paper seeks to provide the loan officer with a brief analysis of the competitive environment of the fast-food industry by drawing a five-forces diagram and briefly discussing the nature and strength of the each of five forces in the said industry. This paper will use some information from...

Coca-Cola and Exon Products’ Price Elasticity of Demand

Price elasticity of demand for petrol and carbonated drink Petrol is one of the essential products in every economy. People drive petrol-fueled cars to work, industries use petrol-fueled machines, and companies use petrol to produce electricity. Petrol is one of the products whose price change has little effect on demand....

International Trade and Trade Between the Regions

Regional trade and international trade are a result of specialization and division of labor. In regional trade states, citizens strive to produce in larger quantities those commodities in which the economy has a comparative advantage, this exactly happens in international trade. In regional trade, people are likely to buy those...