Usually other countries (like China) don't have laws about minimum wage or child labor.
Therefore, textile and clothing companies can hire a lot of people
(adults AND children), and pay them very little to make goods to sell and ship to buying countries.
Because of all this cheap labor, the products are cheaper, and designers can buy textiles for very low prices while making a better profit.
This is why they sometimes prefer to buy from other countries.
The U.S. government encourages the U.S. companies to sell their products in other countries because other countries may offer better opportunities for growth.
There are many problems faced by multinational companies in host countries. The main problem is the huge cost of labor in the host country so as to be able to coordinate the other branches in other countries.
The international dimensions represents events originating in foreign countries as ell as opportunities for U.S. companies in other countries.
All of the above. (Transportation routes to other countries, Economic conditions in other countries and Weather in other countries.)
No. An invisible export is Irish companies selling services to other countries. No physical products are involved, so it can be things like financial services or tourism.
There are large public limited companies. That had head quarter in one country. But operation branches,factories and assembly plant in other countries.
He used people from concentration camps as slave laborers in large companies
Clothes similar to clothes in other countries of Europe.
With clothes and food
Australian clothes look just like clothes in other westernised countries.
They can establish international trade agreements. For example, the people can enter into contracts with large companies in other countries to receive raw materials from the companies and convert them into finished products in exchange for wages.
Multinational companies exist so they do businesses with other countries. Multinational countries follows the law and regulations of the countries they work with.
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The U.S. government encourages the U.S. companies to sell their products in other countries because other countries may offer better opportunities for growth.
Much the same as other Western countries.
Foreign-made clothes cost less than similar American-made clothes.
Generally, countries are not in the diamond business. However, diamonds mined in Canada are sold to companies with headquarters in other countries.