Is it likely that a well-managed multinational company could be successful in every country in the world? Explain. (Minimum 5 sentences please.)
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It does not matter if a Multinational Company is well-managed, well-bathed, well-spoken, etc etc. In every country, not everyone is going to like everything that comes along their way. Not everyone is going to like everything, or everyone.
It is true that a very well managed multinational country could be successful in a lot of countries but every country in the world? I dont think so. Not even country can even afford to allow such a company to move into their country and dominate taking what jobs there are for the less-developed countries. Also putting a company in many countries that is less-developed will only offer products to the consumers that cant afford them.
Multinational corporations are unlikely to be successful in every country in the world. Even if the company were to somehow overcome the cultural issues involved, being able to sell enough product to overcome the cost of such heavy exporting would be difficult. And with a such company, leftist governments all over the world would target it as an example of corporate gigantism and would not allow it in their countries. Overall, it would be almost impossible.
A well-managed multinational company would quite probably be very successful in many countries, but not every country in the world. A company expecting to make a profit must, in some way, specialize. In order to specialize they must automatically alienate some groups of people. A well-managed clothing company is going to be more successful in certain countries than a well-managed lumber supply company. Cultural, legal, and economic issues all come into play when a company looks to exporting goods. Obviously, these hurdles have to take effect somewhere in some country.
Even if it well-managed, multinational companies can't be successful in every country. Multinational companies only need to target there specific market. If a country does not need a companies service or product then there wont be a very good profit in that country. The company wont be successful.
Depending on where the multinational country is located is depending on how successful the business may be there. Some countries may not find certain businesses needed in their society, therefore the company/business isn't very sucessful. Less-developed countries especially, they can't afford certain products and if they as a can't afford the business how are comsumers supposed to be able to afford them?
That is not true not every multinational that is well- managed will do good in every country. Because there is always a possibility of people that do not agree with what you have to offer to them. Just because it does very well in one country does not mean it will to the same for another, people are different.
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It does not matter if a Multinational Company is well-managed, well-bathed, well-spoken, etc etc. In every country, not everyone is going to like everything that comes along their way. Not everyone is going to like everything, or everyone.
It is true that a very well managed multinational country could be successful in a lot of countries but every country in the world? I dont think so. Not even country can even afford to allow such a company to move into their country and dominate taking what jobs there are for the less-developed countries. Also putting a company in many countries that is less-developed will only offer products to the consumers that cant afford them.
Multinational corporations are unlikely to be successful in every country in the world. Even if the company were to somehow overcome the cultural issues involved, being able to sell enough product to overcome the cost of such heavy exporting would be difficult. And with a such company, leftist governments all over the world would target it as an example of corporate gigantism and would not allow it in their countries. Overall, it would be almost impossible.
A well-managed multinational company would quite probably be very successful in many countries, but not every country in the world. A company expecting to make a profit must, in some way, specialize. In order to specialize they must automatically alienate some groups of people. A well-managed clothing company is going to be more successful in certain countries than a well-managed lumber supply company. Cultural, legal, and economic issues all come into play when a company looks to exporting goods. Obviously, these hurdles have to take effect somewhere in some country.
Even if it well-managed, multinational companies can't be successful in every country. Multinational companies only need to target there specific market. If a country does not need a companies service or product then there wont be a very good profit in that country. The company wont be successful.
Depending on where the multinational country is located is depending on how successful the business may be there. Some countries may not find certain businesses needed in their society, therefore the company/business isn't very sucessful. Less-developed countries especially, they can't afford certain products and if they as a can't afford the business how are comsumers supposed to be able to afford them?
That is not true not every multinational that is well- managed will do good in every country. Because there is always a possibility of people that do not agree with what you have to offer to them. Just because it does very well in one country does not mean it will to the same for another, people are different.
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