Jamal Walker
Dr. Khan
BUAD 327.001
9 October 2013 Case study 2
My first impression of the country rankings of doing is some of the countries I have never heard that were considered the top ten of doing business. Also my first impression is what makes them number I have never heard of the country. So that opened my eyes to some other places that are said to do business in a very efficient way. The unique thing about the countries in the top ten is that they in the top ten in at least three categories including the ease of doing business. The unique part about the countries not ranked in the top ten is there is a good amount of them that are ranked higher in some categories then countries in the top ten. Looking through the methodology it doesn’t really strictly talk about how much business they do. Really doesn’t talk about the size of the project they are working on rather than how long it takes them to do the project. One country could be working on things that are bigger than what the other country is doing but since they finish first they look better. There is nothing that shows how hard it may be in certain places to break barriers to start a business. Those other countries may not have ventured into because they know its tuff to start something. I don’t believe that EDB captures all of the key determinants because they just recently added some new which means that this was not good enough from the beginning. Then they could also be put into different categories by what type of government they are runs country because that can create limitation on a countries way of doing business. Like the government being based on religious views which in most cases comes before anything in countries ran by this. Looking into an industry of computer manufacturing the EDB ranking would involve the same of things of what is asked but there would be some things that need