...2013 Subject: Proposal for Further Global Expansion ________________________________________________________________________ Attached is my report “Proposal for Further Global Expansion,” as you requested during our previous meeting. The report identifies the challenges that Steeves and Rozema is having with furthering their global expansion. Based on my research I have recommended a comprehensive plan as a solution to the problems to give the company the understanding and comprehension needed to expand globally. If you have any further requests or questions please contact me at (519) 123-4567. Executive Summary Steeves and Rozema Group of Companies is entering their fiftieth year as a company and it continually looks to opportunities to grow from the small construction company they started their business as in 1963. Without expanding into the global marketplace the company currently own over twenty properties in South Western Ontario employing approximately twenty-five hundred staff members. They are currently looking to expand throughout Canada with the potential of developing into Northern parts of the United States. However there are a few challenges that are holding Steeves and Rozema back from completely agreeing to move forward with the expansion. These challenges include competition, customer relationships and regulations from the government. To overcome these obstacles would take a great deal of analysis in the two countries including consumer...
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...FIN 403 Week 5 Learning Team Assignment Direct Foreign Investment Decision Proposal Paper To Buy This material Click below link http://www.uoptutors.com/FIN-403/FIN-403-Week-5-Learning-Team-Assignment-Direct-Foreign-Investment-Decision-Proposal-Paper FIN 403 Week 5 Learning Team Assignment Direct Foreign Investment Decision Proposal Paper Prepare a 5,250- to 7,000-word proposal in which you select the optimal financing and investment strategy for your scenario. Include the following information in your proposal: Identify which country you chose and why. Identify foreign exchange rate data. Use foreign exchange and cost of capital data to determine appropriate capital sources. Conduct a sensitivity analysis, based on the following questions: What if funds are blocked? How does this affect the parent organization? What if the subsidiary provided funds? How does the source of capital affect the subsidiary and parent organization? What sources of capital would minimize the cost of capital to the subsidiary? What happens if the country you chose provides incentives to invest? Now that your organization is profitable, the country is taking incentives back. How do you determine the residual value at the end of the project life? How is the value of an organization determined from the following perspectives? Expiration of project life Friendly or unfriendly buyout Economic decision to change locations Nationalization or confiscation of organization Identify available...
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...Services Marketing CW2: End of Module Assessment - Retail Marketing Plan (Proposal) (Unit 10) This assessment is the culmination of all your work in this module. You are required to draw up a marketing plan (which you are to present to them in the form of a proposal) for a clothing store chain to enter a country of your choice from the following countries: Bangladesh, Canada, Germany or Kenya. In order to present a well-constructed plan you must carry out a thorough evaluation of the client's current retail marketing strategy and that of their competitors, as well as investigating the latest trends and developments within their particular retail sector. The evaluation and proposed plan should be presented as a 'Proposal' for the client's senior marketing team, using the standard 'Proposal' format and presented to your tutor for assessment through the usual channels. A report consisting of 2500 words will be required to support your answer. Notes to Candidates: o The retail marketing plan must focus on one of the following countries: Bangladesh, Canada, Germany or Kenya. o The plan should be based on a country where the branded retailer is not currently present. o Clear focus should be made on the market entry, marketing objectives, marketing programmes, implementation, budget and control. A country analysis comparison is required (to be included in the appendix) to support the choice of country. Clear references and appendices should be used. A report consisting of...
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...Over-Arching Issues By A B Atkinson Global Public Economics by J A Mirrlees National Taxation, Fiscal Federalism and Global Taxation by R Boadway* Environmental Taxation and Revenue for Development by A Sandmo* Revenue Potential of the Tobin Tax for Development Finance: A Critical Appraisal by M Nissanke* A Development-Focused Allocation of the Special Drawing Rights by E Aryeetey* The International Finance Facility Proposal by G Mavrotas* Private Donations for International Development by J Micklewright and A Wright* A Global Lottery and a Global Premium Bond by T Addison and A Chowdhury* Remittances by Emigrants: Issues and Evidence by A Solimano* The Way Forward by A B Atkinson Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 * These chapters are available on the WIDER website. Chapter 1 Innovative Sources for Development Finance 1 A B Atkinson, Nuffield College, Oxford Introduction 1 Innovative Sources to Meet a Global Challenge 2 New Development Finance: Innovative Sources 3 Origins of the Proposals 4 Political Economy 5 Criteria for Evaluation 6 Guide to the Contents of the Book Box 1 The Millennium Development Goals Box 2 Innovative Sources of Development Funding Considered Here Introduction Two powerful and divergent forces grip the world at present. On the one hand the effectiveness of international organisations has been called into question. The role and functioning of the United Nations is debated...
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...NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Stern School of Business – Undergraduate Division International Study Project (Spring 2007) Latin American Division http://sternclasses.nyu.edu Instructors (jointly teaching all four sections) |Name |Sunder Narayanan |V. Srivatsan | |Office |901 Tisch |KMC 8-85 | |Phone |(212) 998-0541 |(212) 998-0427 | |Stern E-mail |snarayan |vsrivats | |Office hours |By appointment |By appointment | Course Information |Section |C50.0011.04 |C50.0011.05 |C50.0011.12 |C50.0011.13 | |Meeting Time |MW 11:00-12:15 |MW 2:00-3:15 |TR 2:00-3:15 |TR 3:30-4:45 | |Classroom |KMC 4-90 |Tisch UC-63 |Tisch UC-63 |Tisch UC-63 | |Company | ...
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...1. INTRODUCTION This proposal is assigned by Mr. Rashed-Al-Karim, faculty of Business Administration as a mandatory requirement of the Business Research Methodology [BRM-430] course. The research proposal has to be prepared based on the knowledge and experience gained from researcher’s BRM-430 course. SWOT analysis has been considered to be a very important tool of market analysis in the recent years. SWOT analysis can be referred to an evaluation of companies’ strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. (Kotler & Armstrong, 2010:53-54) 2. Problem Statement Every company has some weaknesses and evils. Weaknesses include internal limitations and negative situational factors that may interfere with the company’s performance. Threats are the external factors or trends that may present challenges to performance. (Keller & Kotler, 2010:168-169). The researcher will find out the weaknesses, threats, opportunities and strengths. 3. Importance/Advantages Eliminating or overcoming the weaknesses and minimizing the threats marketing analysis like SWOT analysis will lead to operational excellence of an organization. Internal capabilities like strengths help to reach its objectives. (Keller & Kotler, 2010:169-170). 4. Purpose of the Research 1. To gather primary ideas about KFC as a fast food company serving in Bangladesh. 2. To understand the strengths and weakness of the products and services of KFC. 3. To understand the influencing factors like Growth Opportunities...
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...Assignment 1 Case Analysis – Risk Management at Wellfleet Bank: All That Glitters Is Not Gold. 1. Given its strategy, what kind of risks does Wellfleet Bank face? The first possible risk would be the operation risk. Refer to Wellfleet Bank, the Group Credit Committee has a unlimited level of authority. They could approve loans of any size within the bank’s regulatory limits which means there is no supervisory group can stop the group’s decision. Furthermore, to preserve the independence of the credit-approval process, the “Alpha Pass” did not involve the most senior executive management (e.g., business CEOs) in the deal flow. Under the current operation procedure, if a billion dollar deal went wrong it could sink the ship. The second possible risk is the regulatory risk. It is related to the compliance with the Basel II Standards and Credit Risks. The cost of operation will increase and the attractiveness of investment in Wellfleet Bank will decrease when the government amends or changes the law on banking regulations (e.g. more restriction). Thirdly, Wellfleet is also facing is the concentration risk. Refer to the case, Wellfleet has a pretty much higher concentration on its Corporate Banking Group. The group contributes around 60% of profit before taxes and 70% of bank assets in the last financial year (2007). As a result, the bank may suffer a huge loss if the business on corporate banking goes downwards. Last but not least, there are also many minor risks...
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...Gilliland-Moore Wines A Business Proposal to Suggest Employee Recruitment and Selection Prepared for Annetta Cherne Human Resource Director Gilliland-Moore Wines Prepared by Ronald D. Mosely Jr. University of Phoenix Industrial – Organizational Consultant Iwamoto, Crews, Coe Consulting February, 03, 2014 Proposal Number: GMW - 004 Gilliland-Moore Wines A Business Proposal to Suggest Employee Recruitment and Selection Executive Summary Background Gilliland - Moore Wines is a California winery, that has built a successful business in the spirits industry. Gilliand – Moore Wines success dates back 20 years and had a meager start in California and Oregon. Throughout the 20 year period Gilliand – Moore Wines has been able to expand throughout the western hemisphere and gain national recognition through public offerings and winning well - known competitions in the wine industry. Recently, Gilliand – Moore Wines has experienced rapid growth and are looking to expand its local reach into a nation – wide distribution. Objective Currently Gilliand – Moore wines has been corresponding with Iwamoto, Crews, Coe Consulting to find a solution to their current recruitment and personnel selection predicament. This current correspondence will offer a final proposal to this predicament in the form of offering resolution...
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...focus and recruitment, calculation for the proposal and analysis of risk management processes in order. Risks of Wellfleet Bank Given its strategy, Wellfleet bank may face several kinds of risks: credit risk, country or sovereign risk, regulatory risk, compartmentalized risk and market risk. Credit risk was the first one that Wellfleet bank may have. Credit risk arises from the possibility that promised cash flows held by the bank, such as loans or bonds, will not be paid in full. According to the case, the number of proposals for the Group Credit Committee to project increased from 220 (for 2008) to over 300 (for 2009). What’s more, the largest credit proposals were nearing $1 billion each and each of these large-scale credit applications involved a mega-risk. As per the mantra of the bank, “If a billion-dollar deal went wrong, it could sink the ship.” Secondly, regardless of its customer base, which was most of its 6 million retail customers and 15,000 corporate clients resided out of the U.K., Wellfleet’s headquarter was still in London and it complied with regulations and standards like any other U.K.-based banks. Wellfleet considered the “first-world compliance standards” as an important competitive advantage over local rivals in emerging markets. But the risk was its repayments from the local borrowers might be interrupted by the interference of foreign governments or other changes of local 2 markets. Such kind of country or sovereign risk was another risk for a globally...
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...a new country. Students will deepen understanding of the various logistics processes to be considered when a company expands overseas. B. Objectives The objectives of the group assignment are to test students’ ability in: 1. Presenting a proposal on how an operation in a new country should be, focusing on areas of international transportation modes, inventory and distribution, production, outsourcing and reverse logistics. 2. Identifying the risks the company is exposed to in such international operations, and recommending ways to avoid or overcome them. C. Assessment Schedule Component ICA 2 – Group Project Wt 25% Base Marks 100 Date of Presentation & Debate Week 15 (beginning 20 Jan ‘14) Penalty (Marks/ day) 10 marks D. Description of ICA 1. Students to be grouped into teams of four to six per team. 2. Each team will have to register their desired company and country (one where the company has not established any operations yet) to research on, with their respective tutors by the end of week 3. No two teams from the same class can work on the same company and/ or country. 3. Each team will research on the selected company to understand its business model; and on the selected country to gather information on its infrastructure and other external factors. BM0472 ICA 2 Page 1 of 5 School of Business Management 4. Based on their research and analysis, each team will propose how the company could setup a new operation (production or sales) in the new country. The...
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...transformation Reflections from the Yasuní-ITT Initiative René Ramírez Gallegos1 When discussing the development of a political project from the Left there are two opposing positions or aspects: those which promote the idea of better managing and regulating capitalism – that is, striving for “good capitalism” – and those who hold anticapitalist positions. The author of this article argues that a Left that does not give up on the generation of alternatives to capitalism but at the same time is responsible for governing, should think about a “great transition” without losing sight of the horizon of a “great transformation”. This article analyzes the Yasuní-ITT Initiative and presents it as an example of how to merge concrete and innovative proposals (transition) and utopias which go beyond capitalist development (transformation). Key words: Left, Capitalism, Good Living/Sumak Kawsay, Yasuní-ITT The world does not need alternatives for development, but alternatives to development. The world does not need to “better” use capitalism, but to transform it. That is the great historical challenge that the Left should take on, both intellectually and politically. The concept of “development” has been recycled and reborn again and again for all its critics and detractors. However, in a strict sense it has never been questioned as a concept, nor how to best achieve it. Whereas “human” development, “sustainable” development, development “with a gender perspective”, etc. are important advances...
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... |College of Nursing | | |NUR/598 Version 4 | | |Research Utilization Project | Copyright © 2011, 2009, 2005, 2004, 2001, 2000, 1999 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This is a graduate research course that focuses on the use of a body of nursing knowledge and scientific knowledge in the nursing practice setting. Students develop a proposal to address a problem or concern in the nursing practice, propose an evidence-based solution, develop an implementation and evaluation plan, and describe implementation strategies for the proposed solution. Policies Faculty and students/learners will be held responsible for understanding and adhering to all policies contained within the following two documents: • University policies: You must be logged into the student website to view this document. • Instructor policies: This document is posted in the Course Materials forum. University policies are subject to change. Be sure to read the policies at the beginning of each class. Policies may be slightly different depending on the modality in which you attend class. If you...
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...Business Growth Opportunity of Real State Sector in Khulna City (Research study proposal submitted as partial fulfillment of the requirements of BBA program) Business Growth Opportunity of Real State Sector in Khulna City Origin of the study Knowledge and learning become perfect when it is associated with theory and practice. Theoretical knowledge gets perfection with meaningful practical association. As a part of BBA program, it is a partial requirement after completion of 132 credits. In such state of requirement, it was supervised to conduct a research study on the topic “Business Growth Opportunity of Real State Sector in Khulna City” Background of the study Real State industry satisfies the residential problem where the population is greater than the capacity of a particular region. Now a day’s Real State sector is a renowned and essential industry in most industrial and commercial cities of all the countries all over the world. Real State is sector important for our country to solve the residential problem of our. Concord Engineers & Construction Ltd is the first Real State firm in our country. Concord Engineers & Construction Ltd. was set up in 1972 as a small engineering and construction firm, it is therefore one of the oldest business houses in the country. In time, Concord has grown to be one of the largest construction conglomerates in Bangladesh. Concords credibility and dedication to quality is well established and has won us some of...
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...Research Proposal 1. Introduction The growing globalization is not only bringing new competitors, but also exposing consumers to a wide range of foreign products and offering more purchase decision choices. Consumers are paying more attention to the origin of products as part of their evaluation and purchasing decision process (Bhuian, 1997;Ettenson & Klien, 1998; Katsanis & Thakor,1997). Given that giant Myer wants to expand their business in Australian market in the next three years, the management team must identify right strategies such as possible new sources of revenue and new market segments, to increase the revenue coming from current sources. In order to differentiate itself in a highly competitive market as well as generate revenue in many ways, understanding the key target markets will be very important as well as establishing a clear vision as to which direction the company should head to in the future. 2. Problem Statement & Research Objectives 2.1 Background information A recent survey by the accounting firm BDO (2014) revealed that Australian retailers are growing revenue slower than their international peers. Myer, as one of the many other traditional Australian retailers, is lagging behind its competitors in key financial measures, such as revenue growth and target market. Furthermore, there is an increasing growing trend and demand for imported products to Australia in the past five years (appendix 1), which can be attributed to the country-of-origin ...
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...A Modest Proposal In the story, A Modest Proposal, the author, Jonathan Swift, begins with the title by saying, “For preventing the children of poor people in Ireland from being a burden to their parents or country, and for making them beneficial to the public.” This was said to be used as “an ironically conceived attempt to "find out a fair, cheap, and easy Method" for converting the starving children of Ireland into "sound and useful members of the Commonwealth." (SparkNotes Editors). There is famine and poverty all throughout England and they are not receiving money to help with this problem. The author then gets ideas and possible solutions to handle this problem. His proposal, is to fatten up these undernourished children and feed them to Ireland's rich land-owners. (SparkNotes Editors). In this story, you will find that there are issues with suffering, power, and greed. In this story, suffering is one of the biggest issues. In this story, Swift calls out many of the landlords who are greedy and only cares about their well-being instead of the poor families who are not able to feed their children. Swift says, “These mothers, instead of being able to work for their honest livelihood, are forced to employ all their time in strolling to beg for sustenance for their helpless infants, who, as they grow up, either turn thieves for want of work, or leave their dear native country to fight for the Pretender in Spain, or sell themselves to the Barbados.” (The Norton Anthology...
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