...COLLECTION OF THEORY RELATED TO YOUR TASK | MODEL ESSAYS 1. MODEL ESSAY 1 I. VOCABULARY English words/phrases 1. Source: Definition (Eng) (Oxford, Cambridge, The free dictionary…) Definition (Vns) (Lac Viet, Vdict…) Synonym / related expression (if any) (The free dictionary…) Example (Oxford, Longman, Cambridge dictionary, The free dictionary, This model essay…) More information(Wikipedia…) 2. Note: If the words have more than 2 meanings, the bold words or phrases are ones that closely related to the context in our textbook Word/Phrase | Definition (Eng) | Definition (Vns) | Synonym / related expression (if any) | Example | More information | Provision (n) | 1. a condition or an arrangement in a legal document2. the act of supplying sb with sth that they need or want; sth that is suppliedhousing provision3.provision for sb/sth preparations that you make for sth that might or will happen in the future | 1.Điều khoản2. sựcungcấp3. Sựchuẩnbị, sựdựphòng | 1. condition, term, agreement, requirement, demand, rider, restriction, qualification, clause, reservation, specification, caveat,proviso, stipulation2.supplying, giving, providing, supply, delivery, distribution, catering, presentation, equipping, furnishing, allocation, fitting out,purveying, accoutrement3. arrangement, plan, planning, preparation, precaution, contingency, prearrangement | 1. Under the provisions of the lease, the tenant is responsible for repairs. 2. The government is responsible...
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...talked. Contents Executive Summary 2 I. Introduction 4 2. The product and its industry 4 2.1 The Vietnamese Furniture industry 4 2.2 The company’s product 6 III. The procedure of importing raw materials 6 3.1. Choosing a country 6 3.2 Choosing a supplier 7 3.3 Legal platform between Laos and Vietnam 8 IV. Exporting wooden furniture 10 4.1. Market analysis 10 4.2 Choosing an importer 12 4.3 Legal platform notice when import wood product into the USA 13 V. Additional tips to ensure the success 14 VI. Conclusion 16 VII. Recommendation 17 VIII. References 18 IX. Appendix 19 I. Introduction Peace VN is a new established company in Hanoi, Vietnam. It is a furniture manufacturing company. With the mission of providing only the premium quality for every product with the most competitive price, Peace VN has put a lot of effort in finding a good timber supplier for its manufacturing. Because of the rare sources of wood and timber in Vietnam, and the law and...
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...To succeed in today’s global marketplace, exporters must offer their customers attractive sales terms supported by the appropriate payment method to win sales against foreign competitors. As getting paid in full and on time is the primary goal for each export sale, an appropriate payment method must be chosen carefully to minimize the payment risk while also accommodating the needs of the buyer. There are four primary methods of payment for international transactions Open Account An open account transaction is a sale where the goods are shipped and delivered before payment is due, which is usually in 30 to 90 days. Obviously, this option is the most advantageous to the importer in terms of cash flow and cost, but it is consequently the highest-risk option for an exporter. An exporter has little or no control over the process, except for imposing future trading terms and conditions on the buyer. Due to the intense competition in export markets, foreign buyers often press exporters for open account terms. In addition, the extension of credit by the seller to the buyer is more common abroad. Therefore, exporters who are reluctant to extend credit may lose a sale to their competitors. However, though open account terms will definitely enhance export competitiveness, exporters should thoroughly examine the political, economic, and commercial risks as well as cultural influences to ensure that payment will be received in full and on time. It is possible to substantially mitigate...
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...Vietnam. One of the most outstanding program is carried out by Joma Bakery Café, which is called ‘’The Joma Way’’ (1). The program includes three main initiatives: -Donate 2% of revenue supporting grassroots initiatives focused on meeting basic life needs -Offer training and growth opportunities for disadvantaged persons -Involve in community activities by event sponsorship, employee volunteerism, and creating spaces for people and causes to connect. As hospitality industry contributes a sizeable carbon footprint, it is important that enterprises should develop CSR Programs as means to positively impact environment and society. This paper aims at analysing a CSR model named KOTO and the reasons to adopt this program as a part of business...
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...Opportunity …………………..……………………………………………… . 9 * Threat .................................................................................................................. 9 4. Competitive advantage …………………….……………………………………. 9 5. Competitor …………………….………………………………………………... 10 6. Conclusion ...……………….…………………………………………………… 11 7. References ………………………………………………………………………. 12 1. Company profile: Name: “Kawaii” Address: 789 Yersin Street, Thu Dau Mot City, Binh Duong province. Email: kawaiicoffee@gmail.com.vn Website: kawaiicoffee.vn Slogan: “See us, see differences” Logo Contact us: * Mobile: 0963 667 278 * Telephone: 06503 338 339 * Fax: 06503 338 339 * Executive Summary Coffee shop has become a common business in the world particularly in Vietnam over many years. People have though many kinds of coffee as well as services in order to get more customers and profit gain. Unfortunately, coffee shop owner usually come up with the same idea and they...
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...next five years will see a strong development of e-commerce in Vietnam. According to the Deputy Trade Minister Le Danh Vinh, enterprises that have good partnerships with foreign partners will be pioneers in encouraging e-commerce in Vietnam. Besides, small and medium enterprises need Government support to acquire advanced applications of e-commerce effectively. Trade transactions B2B (Business to Business) will gradually gain advantage over others. Mr. Vinh said, although the chance of developing e-commerce in Vietnam is very optimistic, there are also many challenges such as the lack of human resources for e- commerce, an under developed ICT infrastructure and particularly the unformed legal environment and policies. In fact, most enterprises only hear of e-commerce but do not know about its benefits and the conditions for joining e- commerce. Indeed, the e- commerce concept is still strange to the majority of the public. Very few enterprise leaders and management officials have any basic knowledge of e-commerce and human resources for applying, exchanging and developing and the business skills of e-commerce. Additionally, dispute settlement in e-commerce is unformed. According to the Ministry of Trade’s E-commerce Department, Vietnam should set four main targets to develop e-commerce: - About 70 per cent of large enterprises to conduct B2B...
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...taxis powerεd by motorcycle engines and knor,vn as autοrickshaws, whοse drivers hοnk impatientΙy at men puiΙing ancient wooden cafrs piΙed high with mangoes and bananas. Roadside biΙΙboards adverιise reality TV shows (7he Seqrch for Ιndiα's Smαrtesι KlΦ and cable net\,γοrks (cricket cοverage on ESPN). Yοu can aΙmοst see money being made. But each time my taxi stops at a traffrc liΦt, scrawny children εluster at the ιιlindorlrs, tapping on the glass and pointing at their mouths, begging for money to buy something to eat. Ι've come to Mumbai to see MTV Ιndia. Why MTW Tνιrο reasons: first, because MTV has been doing business here since 1991, befοre mοst of its cοmpetitors arrived; second, because MTVhas dοne better than any o ther globa-l TV network-better than CN N or anβhin g owned by Rupert MuΙdοch_at spreading its brand and l,Vhο wοuld have thought that οne οf the ι,vorld's stron- gest brands wοuld get crushed by Κyonki Sαas Βhi Was the Daughter-in-Law Once"? Καbhi Βαhu Γhi, which means "The Mother-in_Law deterred by any of that. Dοing business in the developing world requires enοrmous patience, he tells me. Τhere's an art to refashioning products made in the U.S. tο suitΙocal tastes. . . . Αlex KuruviΙΙa, MTV's top man in Mumbai, is nοt "The misιake a lοt οf muΙtinationaΙs have made here is lοoking at the size οf the middle cΙass, multiplying byx number ofboxes peΙ persοn οrwhateveη and seeing a business that lοοks enorΙnous*untiΙ they dis_ coveη tο...
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...------------------------------------------------- Portfolio management Financial Investment Danang university of economics 37k16-clc D.I.D Group Contents I. Introduction 2 II. Macro environment 3 II.1 The world macroeconomic: 3 II.2 Vietnam macroeconomic 6 III. Industrial sectors analysis 10 III.1 Tire Industry 10 III.2 Steel industry 12 IV. Company analysis 14 IV.1 Danang rubber JSC (DRC) 14 IV.2 Hoa Phat group (HPG) 19 V. Calculation 24 V.1. Rates of return measurement 24 V.2. Risk measurement 24 VI. Efficient frontier 25 VII. Application 27 VIII. Conclusion 32 Group members 33 I. Introduction Since Vietnam carried out economic innovation in 1986, after 26 years, Vietnam economy had a lot of significant changes. Our country had overcome the poor period and start to join the global development in all aspects. Along with economic development, there are more and more investment opportunities available for potential investors. Vietnam market offers so many channel of investment such as gold market, real estate, bank account, especially stock market.11/07/1998 Vietnam stock market appeared. This establishment created a remarkable point for internal investors. In the global economic situation of recession, Vietnam as well as most of countries in the world have to face many difficulties in improving economic growth. The negative points in economic indicators and economic events as well as the rising of political issues...
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...Accord, establishes a stepwise framework for regulatory capital allocation for credit risk, starting on what is designated as Standard Approach, in which banks must allocate capital according to regulatory rules, and finishing on what is designated as the Advanced IRB Approach, in which banks must allocate capital based on their own risk evaluation and on the committee guidelines for that evaluation. The committee defines several guidelines for the IRB Approach depending on the type of credit exposure but, technically, we can group the several lines of attach into two ways of deal with the credit portfolio, the rating approach, for the major exposures like banks, sovereigns and corporate; and the segmentation approach for retail and small business exposures. The most accepted credit risk frameworks are rating based models since, historically, the aim of the models was the bond market, the market of debt securities issued by stable corporations, banks and states. In this market, the assumption that a debt security is less risky than other debt security become the essence of the market, since debt issuers need to disclose information to lower the price of the debt security, affected by a risk premium over the interest rate. And the disclosed information includes rating agencies evaluations of financial figures, operational processes, company market risks, costumer risks, etc…. A bond issuer to be ratted at a high grade must be completely ‘undressed’ and accompanied by a rating agency...
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...Vietnam’s Power Issues Prepared for Professor Kenneth Marlin Business Communication Professor Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona, Florida Prepared by Melissa Harris Business Communication Student March 10, 2015 Vietnam's Power Issues Melissa Harris Embry Riddle Aeronautical University LETTER of TRANSMITTAL TO: Kenneth Marlin, ERAU Bus. Comm. Professor FROM: Melissa Harris, Bus. Comm. Student DATE: March 15, 2015 SUBJECT: Final Report on Vietnam’s Power Issues Dear Sir, Here is the report on the approved topic that you requested on Jan 15. With due respect, I am undersigned student of Business Communication 222 have reported on “Vietnam’s Power Issues”. This paper has given me insight in how to do business within Vietnam and how these findings would affect doing business there. It was very challenging, yet an experience doing the research. It has been a great pleasure for me to submit this report titled “Vietnam’s Power Issues”. This gave the opportunity to understand the different challenges when doing business in foreign countries. The contents provided in this report are all of my own with some information and references have been taken from other sources. I believe this report to be complete and that it will meet your satisfaction. I would be very happy to provide additional interpretation of any part of the paper if deemed necessary. Sincerely, Melissa Harris Student, Embry Aeronautical University CONTENTS ...
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...I. INTRODUCTION: A. Company description – Thai Tuan Group Corporation Thai Tuan Group Corporation works in fabric production and fashion clothing, know as one of the leading Vietnamese textile product and fashion services supplying enterprises, and specializing in producing jacquard, plain from polyester, spandex and viscose, etc using advanced technologies transferred from Japan and the EU. B. Going International Their goal: “To become a leading Asian group in supplying textile products and fashion services”. With an infrastructure located from Northern to Southern Vietnam, an experienced and skilled workforce, for many consecutive years our products have been recognized as “Vietnam’s Highest Quality Product” and won many records and awards from the Vietnamese government. Their company has successfully implemented and maintained the ISO 9000, ISO 14000, SA 8000, and the 5S international quality control systems. In the international integration trend, with the help of a foreign consulting company in Vietnam – Thai Tuan Group Corporation have built for themselves a strategy to become the leading company in the fashion Asia. They have expanded its market to neighboring countries, including Thailand, a potential market in Asia. However, when entering a new foreign market like Thailand, Thai Tuan Group Corporation will encounter many challenges and issues because of the differences in culture and values in the two countries. The following sections discuss these issues...
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...ASSIGNMENT COVER SHEET UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND BA (HONS) BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Student ID: 149160146/1 | Student Name: La Gia QUy | Module Code: SIM335 | Module Name / Title: Contemporary Development In Business and Management | Centre / College: UTE Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam | Due Date: 9th October 2015 | Hand in Date: 9th October 2015 | Assignment Title: Report of British American Tobacco corporation about developing inViet Nam | Students Signature: (you must sign this declaring that it is all your own work and all sources of information have been referenced)La Gia Quy | Contemporary Developments in Business and Management (SIM337) Assessment weighted at 100% assessing all module learning outcomes. Activity: Prepare a management report of 3,500 to 4,000 words* on an organization within one of the following industry-sectors**: manufacture of alcoholic beverages manufacture of tobacco products, supply of electricity, supply of gas supply of water and/or sewage services or other waste disposal services. and which operates in at least two countries. [An organization profile must be included in your submission as “Appendix 1”.] This report should assess the impact of external business environmental factors on the organization and evaluate the organization’s position and responses. In the case of a large organization it is permissible to confine your report to part of the organization. An organization’s activities may range...
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...ENVIRONMENT ANALYSES 3. Global/Regional economic environment Purpose of analysis: The economic environment consists of economic factors that affect consumer purchasing power and spending pattern. The economic environment can offer both opportunities and threats. No company can avoid the influence of fluctuations in the global economy. And when you're in a developing market, the understanding of the economy is essential. Some elements of the economic environment (The divide between rich and poor purchasing power differences in social class, the market area, the stage of the economic cycle, the volatility of prices of some items such as gasoline, oil, gold) directly affect the purchasing power and consumer tastes, which determines the business results of the company. Changes and effects: * Opportunities: Living up to the world is big opportunity for LV. An increase in the wealthy class can lead to an increase in the ability to pay for items worth far as Louis Vuitton wholesale. For developing countries, previously, LV is a luxury item and overly almost can rarely afford. In Vietnam, the first store opened in 1997 is challenging and adventurous with LV. But back here in 2005, Vietnam had LV is developing very fast. Vietnam's economy is booming. Vietnam Consumers spend money more and more for the product on the essential. They enjoy life, travel overseas, go to theaters and fancy restaurants. The country has now opened the door, people know more about the fashion trends...
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...Contents I. Introduction: 3 II. An Phuoc Company, PESTEL analysis, SWOT analysis, recommendation: 3 1. An Phuoc background (Base on Anphuoc.com) 3 2. PESTEL analysis 4 a. Political Factors 4 b. Economic Factors 4 c. Social-Cultural 6 e. Environment factors 7 f. Legal Factors 7 3. SWOT Analysis of An Phuoc: 8 4. Recommendation: 8 Bibliography 9 AN PHUOC I. Introduction: Long time ago, people knew how to design the fashion styles. In order to afford the demand of the consumers, the designers tried to make more and more new designs. Today, the world has many fashion brands which become famous in the world because of the design such as: Calvin Klein, Diesel, Dolce & Gabbana, … . And An Phuoc is one of the famous brands in Viet Nam. Through many challenges, An Phuoc now has gained the trust of consumers. Moreover, it has gradually asserted brand in the world. This essay isn’t only written in order to let you know better this company, some information of the Vietnam’s PESTEL but also analyze the SWOT of this one. II. An Phuoc Company, PESTEL analysis, SWOT analysis, recommendation: 1. An Phuoc background (Base on Anphuoc.com) Time | Event | 1992 | An Phuoc Garment Manufacturing was established with 50 workers, 40 sewing machines, specialized in manufacturing for exporting enterprises. | April 25,1993 | An Phuoc increased its capital, acquired 300 new sewing machines and 400 new staff, transformed itself in to an direct...
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...DEAL # 1 ------------------------------------------------- AIR INDIA & INDIAN AIRLINES AIR INDIA Introduction: Indian airlines in 1953, started its service to airline the huge South Asian subcontinent by a single, modern, and proficient airline. Indian Airlines is one of the largest regional airline systems in Asia with its fully owned subsidiary Alliance Air it has a fleet of 62 aircrafts, 4 wide bodied Airbus A300s, 41 Fly-by-wire Airbus A320s, 11 Boeing 737s, 2 Dornier D-228 aircrafts and 4 ATR-42. Since its start INDIAN AIRLINES Introduction: in 1953 Indian Airline's has been setting the standards for civil aviation in India. It had pioneered introduction of the wide-bodied A300 aircraft on the domestic network, the fly-by-wire A320, Domestic Shuttle Service and Walk-in Flights. With Its distinctive orange and white logo emblazoned on the tails of all its aircraft is the most comprehensively renowned Indian brand symbol that has with passage of time become synonymous with service, efficiency and reliability. With its network range from Kuwait in the west to Singapore in the East and covers 75 destinations - 59 within India and 16 abroad. Reason for Air India & Indian airlines to go for this deal: The common reason that both airlines share is fierce competition from domestic private & global airline companies and contraction of market share. The new entity would be in a better position to bargain while buying fuel, spares and other materials. In...
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