...Challenges Facing Emirates Motor Company in the Importation of Automobiles from Germany to UAE Name of Student Name of Instructor Name of Institution Date of Submission Executive Summary There are a number of challenges faced by organizations wishing to conduct business with other firms in a foreign country. The reason behind this is that the organization will be required to engage either in the importation or exportation of goods or services. The Emirates Motor Company has for many years engaged in the importation of Mercedes Benz from Germany into the UAE. One of the major challenges that the organization has suffered is lack of sufficient funding. As such, the organization has not been in a position to fully exploit the UAE market. The company also has to deal with high cost of operations. Importation activities require firms to pay for shipping and loading charges for the goods. The importer also has to incur insurance charges. The costs result in an increase in the cost of commodities making them undesirable to customers. Delays in payment also make it difficult for the company to replenish its stock. Outline 1. Executive Summary 2. Introduction 3. Literature Review a) An Overview of the Emirates Motor Company’s Import Business b) History of Importation of Mercedes Benz Automobiles from Germany to the UAE c) External Analysis of the World Automobile Industry d) External Analysis of the Trade between the UAE and Germany in Automobiles ...
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...Research Proposal on “To study the impact of oil price shocks on the macroeconomic performance of China” Table of Contents Dissertation Title 3 Introduction 3 Rationale of Study: Error! Bookmark not defined. Outline of the Research Project: Error! Bookmark not defined. Research Questions Error! Bookmark not defined. Research Aim and Objectives Error! Bookmark not defined. Significance of the study………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..11 Research Methodology………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….15 Research philoshophy…………………………………………………………………………16 Research Design…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………18 Data Collection…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..22 Data Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….28 literature review……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………36 References ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………42 Dissertation Title “To study the impact of oil price shocks on the macroeconomic performance of China” 1. Introduction Higher oil prices might affect the global economy through a variety of channels, including transfer of wealth from oil consumers to oil producers, a rise in the cost of production of goods and services, and impact on inflation, consumer confidence, and financial markets. In a pioneer work, Hamilton (1983) indicated that higher oil prices were responsible for almost all U.S recessions after World War II. Later other researchers extended Hamilton’s...
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...AMN 401 IMC Strategy Assessment [pic] Table of Contents 1.0 Message Review 2 1.1 Current Message Strategy 2 1.2 Message Effectiveness Critique 2 1.3 Proposed Message Strategy Adjustment 3 2.0 Channel Review 4 2.1 Channel Integration Grid 4 2.2 Channel Effectiveness Critique 5 2.3 Proposed Channel Strategy Adjustments 5 3.0 Target Segmentation 6 3.1 Geographic Segmentation 6 3.2 Demographic Segmentation 6 3.3 Psychographic Segmentation 6 3.4 Behaviouristic Segmentation 7 3.5 Benefit Segmentation 7 3.6 Target Market Description Statement 7 4.0 Competitor Profile 9 4.1 Competitive Framework 9 4.2 Competitor Analysis – Offerings and Communication 9 4.3 Completive Advantage 10 5 Campaign Development 11 5.1 Competitive Consumer Benefit Statement 11 5.2 Message Strategy Statement 11 5.3 Message Strategy Approach 11 6.0 Media Strategy and Testing 12 6.1 Company Contacts 12 6.2 Customer Contacts 12 6.3 Intrinsic Contacts 12 6.4 Unexpected Contact 13 7.0 Reference 14 1.0 Message Review 1.1 Current Message Strategy Coca-Cola Company, the giant in world-wild beverages market, mainly uses the concept planned messages. More details, they use the advertising and public relationship spread their brand image, as well as the related information. In 2011, they built strong momentum toward their 2020 goal of doubling their business over the course of this...
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...Imc Strategy Assessment AMN 401 IMC Strategy Assessment [pic] Table of Contents 1.0 Message Review 2 1.1 Current Message Strategy 2 1.2 Message Effectiveness Critique 2 1.3 Proposed Message Strategy Adjustment 3 2.0 Channel Review 4 2.1 Channel Integration Grid 4 2.2 Channel Effectiveness Critique 5 2.3 Proposed Channel Strategy Adjustments 5 3.0 Target Segmentation 6 3.1 Geographic Segmentation 6 3.2 Demographic Segmentation 6 3.3 Psychographic Segmentation 6 3.4 Behaviouristic Segmentation 7 3.5 Benefit Segmentation 7 3.6 Target Market Description Statement 7 4.0 Competitor Profile 9 4.1 Competitive Framework 9 4.2 Competitor Analysis – Offerings and Communication 9 4.3 Completive Advantage 10 5 Campaign Development 11 5.1 Competitive Consumer Benefit Statement 11 5.2 Message Strategy Statement 11 5.3 Message Strategy Approach 11 6.0 Media Strategy and Testing 12 6.1 Company Contacts 12 6.2 Customer Contacts 12 6.3 Intrinsic Contacts 12 6.4 Unexpected Contact 13 7.0 Reference 14 1.0 Message Review 1.1 Current Message Strategy Coca-Cola Company, the giant in world-wild beverages market, mainly uses the concept planned messages. More details, they use the advertising and public relationship spread their brand image, as well as the related information. In 2011, they built strong momentum toward their 2020 goal of doubling their business over the course of this decade. Since then, “Inspire creativity, passion, optimism and fun” is their main tagline...
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...earned by health care organizations such as hospitals, doctor’s offices, nursing homes, office-based surgery centers, behavioral health treatment facilities, and providers of home care services. I also noticed those facilities such as behavioral health care organizations, addiction services; rehabilitation centers, group practices, office-based surgery centers and other ambulatory care providers; and independent or freestanding clinical laboratories . 3. What are the goals of the Commission? The purpose of the Joint commission is to minimize data collection efforts while using the data to improve the health care delivery process. The joint Commission uses National Patient Safety Goals when determine if goal are met. When a facility uses the goals outlined in the process the are improving the health care delivery process. The steps included in the process are as follow; * Identify patients correctly * Improve staff communication * Use medicines safely * Use alarms safely * Identify patient safety risks * Prevent infection * Prevent mistakes in...
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...THE TEXT OF THE GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE Text of the General Agreement GENEVA, JULY 1986 PREFACE The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade came into force on 1 January 1948. This booklet contains the complete text of the General Agreement together with all amendments which have become effective since its entry into force. The text is identical to that published, since 1969, as Volume IV in the series Basic Instruments and Selected Documents. A guide to the legal sources of the provisions of the Agreement is provided in an appendix. An Analytical Index, containing notes on the drafting, interpretation and application of the articles of the Agreement has been prepared and published by the secretariat. A second publication, complementary to this one, contains the text of the agreements reached as a result of the Tokyo Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations (19731979). The General Agreement is applied "provisionally" by all contracting parties. The original contracting parties, and also those former territories of Belgium, France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom which, after attaining independence, acceded to the General Agreement under Article XXVI:5(c), apply the GATT under the Protocol of Provisional Application, the text of which is reproduced in this volume. Chile applies the General Agreement under a Special Protocol of September 1948. The contracting parties which have acceded...
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...osary GLOSARY GLOBAL TRADE: The worldwide business that involves making and collecting payments for transactions in goods and services, and transporting them to interested markets. The overall reduction of global trade barriers and the ease of advertising to foreign markets via the Internet have increased the potential for a company doing business outside one's home country. INTERNATIONAL TRADE: The exchange of goods or services along international borders. This type of trade allows for a greater competition and more competitive pricing in the market. The competition results in more affordable products for the consumer. The exchange of goods also affects the economy of the world as dictated by supply and demand, making goods and services obtainable which may not otherwise be available to consumers globally. REGIONAL TRADE: A regional free trade agreement removes all barriers to trade and foreign investment, meaning that poor economies are not allowed to use import tariffs to protect their growing industries or their farmers from floods of cheap imports. GLOBALIZATION: The worldwide movement toward economic, financial, trade, and communications integration. ANTI-GLOBALIZATION: Movement whose participants are opposed to capitalism and globalization. The philosophy of the movement is based on the belief that individuals and organizations can achieve social, personal and economic goals without the negative consequences associated with capitalism. The anti-globalization movement...
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...Great mistakes in currency exchange system in Iran Foreign exchange rates is a key point in good performance of economic system in each country. Currency exchange rates is a key variable in regulating incoming and outgoing of capital, importing and exporting goods in an economy. Exchange rates is one of the most important factors in maintaining competition potentials of a country in international markets and as a result, non-oil exportation of the country, and an important factor for being independent from oil export. More even that these, exchange rates is an effective factor in maintaining competitive domestic producers against importing foreign goods flood, goods that mostly resourcing from oil export price. Every economist well knows that specifying currency rates has a determinant role in maintaining the stability, mobility, economic growth and development of the country. So, even a small mistake in determining currency exchange rate leads to great costs and losses for the country. Unfortunately, Iranian politicians and their economic advisors have made great mistakes in the guidance and regulation of foreign exchange rate as they made mistake in many other economy key variables. This is either due to lack of right intelligence regarding currency exchange and its impressions on economy, which comes from great theoretical mistakes, or due to political preference rationality against economics rationality which is the result of different political pressures. Anyway, regardless...
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...globally and successfully; their business have been running all over the world. It was ranked the 11th largest steel producing company in the world in 2013. Frame work Is Tata Steel Limited successful just because it is using the right market strategy? Is Tata Steel Limited earning a big profit just because the workers are hard-working? In this essay, I will be using PESTEL and Porter’s Five Forces as my main models to analysis Tata Steel Limited. The purpose of doing this research is to see how Tata Steel Limited managing the business tremendously successful in a real market by applying these analysis methods. Political Factor At all times, government is always acting an key role in the development of different industries. It takes charge of the labor law, tax policy, tariffs, environmental law, trade restrictions and political stability. Political factor may also include what the government wants to provide or not to provide. After 200 years ruled by the British, India became an independent nation in 1947 and India’s economy changed to a free market economy in 1991. Government put a lot effort to change the economy. They increased the infrastructure spending and transportation cost, making the steel companies to be more globally competitive. In 1991, the government had reformed the economic; they added new dimensions into the industrial growth. Some of the important features due to liberalization were abolishing the licensing requirement, removing the steel industry...
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...Budget ……………………………………………………………………………... Results and Discussion ……………………………………………………………………. * SWOT Audit ………………………………………………………………………. * SWOT Matrix …………………………………………………………………….. Recommendations ………………………………………………………………………… Summary and Conclusion References Appendices Abstract Extensive importation of foreign products continues to cripple the Jamaican economy. The country imports just about everything as such this limits the amount of foreign exchange that could contribute effectively to the country’s development. The importation of paper is an area of concern which we believe must receive careful attention and must be seriously addressed. Paper is a resource that is utilized daily in many operations if not all and this precious resource has to be imported from other countries while the resources available in the country which could be adequately utilized in producing this heavily used commodity are being wasted. The parish of St. Thomas is indeed a parish that possess a vast amount of coconut husks and hibiscus leaves which could be used to create paper which will without a doubt help to increase export while decreasing paper importation and impacting positively on Gross Domestic Product. The Coconut husks and hibiscus leaves are resources which we...
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...Md Mashiur Rahman that he has made the opportunity for me to do a work on such intellectual course contents. I think, in the way of accomplishing this assignment I have earned a lot of knowledge about Mercantilism and physiocracy and it is great achievement for me for sure. This assignment also has taught me about the historical knowledge of economic nature of different states in middle age.. Finally I want to get rid of my mistakes that age may be occurred in preparing this assignment such as spelling or occurred printing mistakes with the merciful mind of my course teacher Md. Mashiur Rahman.. Rahman Md. Nazmul Haq Class Roll-005 2|Page Mercantilism and Physiocracy Table of Contents Topics 1. Introduction 2. Mercantilism 2.1 Factors that Gave Rise to Mercantilism 2.2 Representative Mercantilists 2.2.1. Thomas Mun (1571-1641) 2.2.2. Antonio Serra (1580-1650) 2.2.3. Philipp Wilhelm von Hornick 2.3. Principles of Mercantilism 2.4. Rationality of Mercantilism 2.4.1. Prolongation of State Power 2.4.11. Encouraging Exportation 2.4.3. Prosperity in Income, Employment & Tradition 2.4.4. Pursuance of conservative Policy 2.4.5. Emphasis on precious Metal & Money 2.4.6. Population Policy...
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...Key Success Factors and Common Pitfalls for Health Care Businesses Overview Previous sections of this guide provide investors with tools for analyzing health-sector investment opportunities. This section deepens investor’s knowledge of the sector by presenting key elements of different types of health care businesses, including hospitals, clinics, laboratory and diagnostic facilities, pharmaceutical retailers and distributors, and medical education and training institutes. Each is characterized by distinct factors to consider when appraising credit and investment worthiness. A discussion follows of success factors and common mistakes that investors see in financing requests from each of these types of businesses. The box on this page describes one banker’s experience with health-sector borrowers in Uganda. Hospitals Key Elements for Analysis: Typically private hospitals earn revenue from inpatient and outpatient services, surgical procedures, diagnostic testing (laboratory and radiology), and drug sales. The number of beds defines the inpatient capacity, and bed occupancy rate and average length of stay are key metrics for determining inpatient numbers (a key revenue driver). Similarly, outpatient numbers and consultation fees drive outpatient revenue. Key profit centers are usually surgical procedures, diagnostic tests, and drug sales, rather than room rates and consultation fees. Because of the equipment and facility requirements, hospitals are generally much more capital...
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...10 Prison Subculture and Prison Gang Influence LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 1. Discuss the prison subculture for inmates and correctional officers. 2. Compare importation theory with exportation theory. 3. Identify different aspects of prison culture that explain how offenders and officers view the world around them. 4. Discuss how professionalization and the diversification of correctional staff have impacted the prison subculture. 5. Discuss the impact that prison gangs have had on prisons, including the traditional prison subculture. 6. Identify the 13 gangs listed in this chapter as the primary prison gangs in the United States. 7. Explain what prison systems do to control gang problems that occur in their facilities. chapter I will stand by my brother My brother will come before all others My life is forfeit should I fail my brother I will honor my brother in peace as in war Aryan Brotherhood Oath INTRODUCTION This chapter provides students with a very unique aspect of the world of corrections. Students will learn that within the institutional environment, there is a commonality of experiences that arise between those who are involved; this is true for both inmates and staff. Indeed, many people may not be aware that, in fact, the mind and the world of the inmate often affect the mind-set of security personnel who work with the inmate. In essence, there is an exchange of beliefs and perspectives that often come together to produce a unique fusion...
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...questionable sustainability of the Argentinean government has led to a freeze in the cash flow of foreign investors in the country, consequently placing HSBC as one of the main investors to decide whether or not to permanently cut its losses and fully pull out of Argentina or believe in Argentina’s historical economic climate and continue to invest in the hopes of an outstanding upside to the current crisis. G3 Consultants Inc.’s objective is to evaluate and analyze the crisis and provide HSBC Holdings with a recommended course of action. KEY ISSUES Fiscal Policy Convertibility Plan Structural Reform Throughout the 1990s, G3 Consultants Inc. identifies Argentina as a relatively closed economy based on several factors and with little control to implement the necessary structural reforms. Firstly, the country was fairly closed-off to tradeand while it did remove some barriers to direct and indirect trade, the structural reforms were not significant enough to promote substantial trade which could have earned foreign exchange to pay off the national debt. Secondly, the revaluation of the US dollar in the late 1990s and consequential effective revaluation of the peso required a significant devaluation of the peso and/or reduction in domestic prices and wages in order to...
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...1.0 Barriers to entry Porter's five forces model is often used to access an industry's attractiveness. pg 59. The degree of the barriers to entry lead outcomes at variance. Following are the barriers to entry and also the crucial factors that new entrant not to be overlooked. The large economies of scale is the major barrier to entry for entrant. With the incumbents controlling the productions, quantity of cars that produced are overwhelmed; in results, low production costs. However, new entrant will be required to produce similar amount of cars to reduce the production costs. It might be difficult for the new entrant as the demand might be not as positive than incumbents. Following by the absolute cost advantage, in comparison to incumbents, new entrant could be losing at the beginning stage because the inexperienced factor could be lead to higher production costs. For new entrant that performs exceptionally brilliant, they would need to face expected retaliation as the incumbents will not be intimidated and will be follow up with forms of full force revenge to protect their positions in the automotive industry. Price war would occurs whereby the incumbents that have lower unit costs per car, able to slash the price to the minimum margin. Reality hits new entrant when they need to possess the higher capital requirements in order to compete or in the attempt of matching up with the incumbents. The consequence if new entrant failed to do so, will be facing strategic drift...
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