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For the companies considering expanding in foreign areas, this book is a
must. It leads the reader through the labyrinth of strategic planning too the final
decision of go or stay and expand through the home parent. Each chapter saves time, money
and reduces risk factors for the upcoming offshore facilities.
Expanding market share, lowering unit costs, increasing profits and reducing taxes are
all a rationale for going international.
Global networks are being established by the
developed nations (the Group of Seven) that require raw materials and low-cost labor.
Some of the highlights include:
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Hand holding from strategic planning to legal offshore tax shelters
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Step-by-step planning
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Use of consultants
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Caveats
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Benefits of "Going International"
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How to report to the home office
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Keeping the stockholders happy
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Organizational behavior
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Family conflict
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Avoid being the "Ugly Americans"
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Budgeting
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Table Of Contents
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The Multinational Corporation
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Strategic Planning
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Tactical Planning
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Implementation
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Tariff & Non-Tariffs
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U.S. Government Assists
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International Accounting
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Dollar Flow
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Finance & Evaluation
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Home and Host Country Perspectives
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Case Studies
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Overall Country Investment
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Country by Country Evaluations
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For the Future
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***To add to your
business library, the following "papers" are available
to accompany your book order:***
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A. Exchange Rate Investment Caveats
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B. Non-bond Financing for Municipal
Capital Assets
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C. Human resource critique
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D. Future of the Generalist (MENSA)
You may choose any of the of the above for each
book ordered - at no charge!
Email Dr. Nadel with your choice books@americas-university.org
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