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what are the advantages and disadvantages to multinational companies by investing in A HOST COUNTRY?
Too long to list here there is a list of multinational companies in almost every country, visit (paid and commercial) businessmonitor.com/companies
A multinational company is found in more than one country. Most of the companies exceed the local GDP as they are very powerful and multinational companies make globalisation more and more strong.
The main differences between national and multinational companies are: Multinational companies do foreign investment; in contrast, national companies do not. Moreover, multinational companies can control the production in more than one region or country, but the national company does not control any other country.
Multinational companies are terminated in various ways depending on the country. Executive managers must follow a predetermined way of dissolving the company.
Multinational corporations own or control production or service facilities in multiple countries outside of their home country. Most large companies, such as Coca-Cola, Dunkin' Donuts, General Motors, etc., are multinational.
Multinational company has to establish the base in different country, aswell they have to assist their branch companies, large manpower is required. So!
One of the merits of multinational companies is that they earn a lot of revenue and help the economy in the country where they are based. A problem with these companies is that they oftentimes outsource labor, which results in layoffs and unemployment .
The United States of America features the most multinational corporations.
Multinational companies play an important economic role in developing countries. One example is the ability of multinational companies to fill a country's trade gap by providing an influx of foreign capital.
What are the advantages of multinational companies to the developing countries?
A president of multinational companies might go by the title C.E.O.