Suppose a US multinational company wishes to do business in China, a high context country. Describe some challenges corporate headquarters might face when attempting to train employees abroad. Hint: the US is a low context country.

You work for a Nova Scotia company trying to successfully enter the cranberry market in Australia, What are some factors that can impact the company's success. Create an analysis to understand the environment of the country you are entering (Australia).

Tesco in Japan and Asian markets Tesco decided to bring together a team of Asian managers who would visit and examine Tesco’s operations in the UK. As Tesco in-siders, they would be familiar with the company’s mission, values, processes, and procedures and thus would be able to feel at home in the store context; as outsiders in the UK, they could see things differently from the British managers, thereby bringing valuable home-country insights and sharing best practices that had evolved in their local markets. The project, “The Essence of Tesco,” had a two-pronged strategic purpose: (1) to determine what was and wasn’t working by conducting a health-check of Tesco UK’s current corporate state; and (2) to compare and contrast that state with what had evolved in Tesco’s Asian subsidiaries so as to learn from and leverage them globally. Tesco chose nine managers from six of its Asian subsidiaries: two each from Thailand, South Korea, and China—its largest Asian markets—and one each from…

Subject: McDonald's and its expansion to the market in Japan Put yourself in the position of a person who belongs to the affected foreign country (Japan). What is your perspective on the culture shock situation and how could it translate into a lack of ethics? Argue about the importance of considering culture in international business management. Support your answer on the theoretical basis presented by Hofstede and Trompenaars.

When companies expand into global markets, they must be aware of the different cultural environments they are entering. A successful business model in one country may not be successful in another. U.S. companies, such as Walmart, Best Buy, and Home Depot, for example, have struggled in certain overseas markets due to their inability to meet the needs and expectations of the local culture. Read the hypothetical description of an overseas country, and then answer the following question. People in this country tend to go to stores several times a week to get what they need rather than making one big trip less frequently. They prefer fresh food products to frozen ones, and they also like to sample food items before purchasing them. They like their homes and places of business to have character, with ornate decorations and vibrant colors. A U.S. store opens in this country and exhibits the following characteristics. Which of these characteristics will be problematic for the success of the…

How useful is simple bi-lateral analysis in multinational corporations (MNCs) where members of not two but a number of cultures may be interacting?

Write an essay on this topic:"international business is the entry to company treasure"

Write 2 or 3 paragraphs to teach the competency to somewho who has not taken Introduction to Business. 1. Describe how firms engage in international business.

Subject: Introduction to International Business    You are hired as a consultant by Tokyo Inc. to prepare  report based on the undermentioned criteria. Braf's Manufactoring (https://www.uncappedmarketplace.gy/vendor/brafs-manufacturing/) located in Guyana is apart of the agro-processing sector. Braff Manufactoring produced products such barley flour and plaintain flour but does not currently operate outside the Caribbean CARICOM region.    You will conduct a comprehensive study of the international business environment, that is, the geography, culture, government, history, economics, and politics of a new country, outside of the region, from which you believe the company and its product (s) could operate profitably ( use Singapore). Note:- Singapore does little farming    Propose a strategy for internationalization. Looking particularly at entry strategies that could be utilized as discussed in the course. You will need to keep in mind the domestic realities of the company and its…

Based on the graphic, mark each statement as true or false. (T= TRUE., F= False A) Globalization helps developing countries, namely those that are aggressively pursuing economic and social progress, through the spread of education, conflict, and technology. B) Globalization, through advances in all sorts of areas, running from education through technology creates connections and dependencies that makes for a better, prosperous world. C) Globalization,  by promoting the spread of education,  the spread of culture,  and the spread of technology,  creating more interconnected interdependent world.