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- 191: Foreign Etiquette
- Etiquette for Greetings and Business Cards As we do business in other countries and as we receive businesspeople from other countries in our American offices, it is important to know how to greet people and how to present our business cards. The greeting is the beginning of the business interaction; if it goes well, we create a positive impression that will serve as a foundation for our business discussions. Business Cards The ultimate passport ...
- 192: BECOA Report on Investing Currencies in the Far East
- ... Investing Currencies in the Far East Introduction In the world today, the possibilities are endless for people who want to make money. These opportunities may exist in the form of a bond, currency, stock, or business venture, but the common tie between them is that it is possible to make money if you research the market and impose the proper strategic plans. In this report, the issue of investing money in ... 9), it shows that there has been a steady if not prospective increase in Capital Investment in Japan. This factor encouraged my to invest because it shows that the confidence is growing for investors and business people to invest in Japan, so therefore limiting the risk involved by investing in Japan. After seeing all of the information provided it is clearly evident that the Japanese Yen is a good choice of ... stayed on budget as well as saved money to help pay off their foreign debts. These figures show the government is committed to providing a stable dollar and economic environment, for both domestic and foreign business. This in turn will increase investment in Hong Kong and raise the value of their dollar. Another aspect in Hong Kong of interest, is their great export power. In (Fig. 4, pg: 8), the ...
- 193: Assets Worth What Balance Sheet Says?
- Assets Worth What Balance Sheet Says? February 21, 2000 Hilda Lahti owner of the Custom-Made Products has gone through a huge change in her business. Hilda noticed that one part of her business made more money than the other, so therefore Hilda decided to base her whole business on that just side. In order to run this business she needed a loan. She brought her balance sheet in, without changing the assets section to satisfy her new business. This brought up the ...
- 194: Canadian Mosaic - The Policy B
- ... visible minority groups, -Encouraged members of ethnocultural and visible minority groups to apply for employment, and -Represented Canada's ethnocultural diversity in publications. (Savisky 1996: 40) Because of the support from the private, public and business factions the policies that surround multiculturalism in Canada have a strength directly associated with the population of the country. This relates to the economic dimension of multiculturalism. In 1961, 90% of all immigrants to Canada ... East of South Asia, the Middle East or the Caribbean. (Statistics Canada 1991:5) This makes Canada's net worth as a country even greater. For example, the ethnocultural communities possess linguistic skills, cross-cultural business expertise, and natural trade links with foreign markets. They are able to give companies insights into foreign business practices, translation assistance and give detailed information to assist in market penetration. (Minister of Supply 1993:3). As well, these communities act a s abridge to the same ethnic group in other countries. China ...
- 195: MANAGEMENT POLICY
- ... commitment with wide ranging effects, such as continuing improvement in meeting customer needs, is called a strategy. Strategy itself is necessary because of competition, and successful strategy ensures that company strengths match customer requirements. Integrated Business Strategy To accomplish its aims, the business team must plan strategy in all four-line functions. A comprehensive strategic business plan deals with issues affecting the whole organization: employees, markets, location, line of products and services, customers, capital and financing, profitability, competition, public image and so forth. OM strategies should be consistent with the ...
- 196: Multiculturalism 2
- ... visible minority groups, · Encouraged members of ethnocultural and visible minority groups to apply for employment, and · Represented Canada's ethnocultural diversity in publications. (Savisky 1996: 40) Because of the support from the private, public and business factions the policies that surround multiculturalism in Canada have a strength directly associated with the population of the country. This relates to the economic dimension of multiculturalism. In 1961, 90% of all immigrants to Canada ... East of South Asia, the Middle East or the Caribbean. (Statistics Canada 1991:5) This makes Canada's net worth as a country even greater. For example, the ethnocultural communities possess linguistic skills, cross-cultural business expertise, and natural trade links with foreign markets. They are able to give companies insights into foreign business practices, translation assistance and give detailed information to assist in market penetration. (Minister of Supply 1993:3). As well, these communities act a s abridge to the same ethnic group in other countries. China ...
- 197: Managing Change In Operations
- Behavior Traits of Successful Businesses August 29, 1999 Business Innovation Opportunities Businesses are resource limited and must determine where and in what way to allocate resources to achieve business mission objectives. This translates to why it is so important for business to be creative and actively plan for innovation correctly. Innovation is a change of direction and it alters investment policy so it is essential from the onset for the business planner to be clear ...
- 198: Government Regulation
- Government Regulation Throughout history there have been many different opinions about government regulation. Some believe the government regulates business too much others feel that the government does not do enough. I believe the government is regulating business far too much and furthermore putting businesses out of business and causing many workers to lose jobs. In this paper I will point out the common problems dealing with government regulation. I will also focus on three major aspects of government regulation which include: ...
- 199: Business Strategies
- ... that is involved either in an earlier stage of the production process (backward integration) or a later stage of the production process (forward integration). The firm that is acquired usually follows the same line of business as that of the parent company. While backward integration will give the firm more control over the quality and quantity of its raw materials, forward integration will ensure that the firm's products will enjoy ... give it a better chance to return to a higher level of profitability. In some cases a firm may simply cut costs, reduce personnel, etc, but will decide to maintain all its current line of business, whereas, in extreme cases a firm may decide to get rid of certain product lines or services. Divestment Divestment is when a firm spins off or sells segments of its operations. The main reasons for ...
- 200: Fifth Business Character Foils
- Robertson Davies novel, Fifth Business, revolves around guilt, competition, and two men who are foils of each other. Although Dunstan Ramsay and Percy Boyd Staunton are parallels to each other, they contrast in a great number of ways. Their awkward relationship plays a significant role in the number of elements which make Fifth Business such an interesting story. While Dunstan Ramsay had never been too interested in competing with Percy Boyd Staunton, Percy from a young age saw Dunny as a rival. When Percys brand new expensive sled ...
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