Multinational corporations have made it possible for goods and services to be provided across the borders. They are important in stabilizing the economies of various countries.
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A multi-national company is a more accurate way of saying international or global company, because most companies are not truly global as they only do business with certain nations. A national company does business only within their home country.
There are many factors are affecting our financial performance. One of the most important factor is global political issue. Global political issue effect our financial activities such as banking, business, corporate business, multinational business etc. Even it is also effecting our employment.
Global restructuring leading to the integration of developing countries into the global economy can lead to increased inequality and poverty in these countries. Western subsidies and protectionism, combined with unequal trade relations within the global economy have undermined the prices of agricultural produce. In Mexico, forexample, this has led to a wave of cheap, subsidised US maize flooding the domestic market, making it impossible for Mexican subsistence farmers to compete, and increasing flows of emigration from rural areas. At the same time, processes of global restructuring have led to increasing pressure on labour to become more mobile and flexible, which has resulted in growing migration flows worldwide.
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It is not unusual for them to get help from undemocratic governments that compete in the global marketplace by refusing to protect their citizens from environmental degradation and workplace abuse
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The Global business remains under the boundries of its own country but its scope becomes global and on the other side multinational business jumps the boundries of its home country and establish itself in other countries as well across the world. e.g. McDonald etc
Broadly speaking, the international organizations that impact the global economy are corporations. There also exist some international agencies such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
by joining NAFTA the GATT and the WTOThe United States responded to changes in the global economy by creating a militaristic empire in order to monopolize all markets for US corporations.
Multinational corporations (MNCs) are companies with units and headquarters within and across multiple countries. Major and global MNCs include Coca-Cola, Boeing, EADS, Arcelor-Mittal, Samsung, Apple and so on.
Import and export has been an integral part of our lives for a very long time. Even before the United States was in existence, Europe was implementing the import and export of goods between them and other countries, which eventually led to the early stages of global sourcing and multinational purchasing on a smaller scale. Global sourcing in import and export practices is just as important as the multinational purchasing that comes with it. Without global sourcing, multinational purchasing would not be possible since global sourcing involves the identifying of alternate supplier choices and taking advantage of the different kinds of talent that are out there on the market. Multinational purchasing, on the other hand, entails that products are acquired from various international import and export practices(from 'news.bytrade.com/lists/4-Help.htm'). One company may have import and export agreements with several different international corporations in order to assemble products that will be distributed to consumers of other business. This makes import and export practices as a result of multinational purchasing an integral part of a global economy.
Steven Langdon has written: 'Multinational corporations in the political economy of Kenya' -- subject(s): International business enterprises, Economic conditions, Foreign Investments 'Global poverty, democracy and north-south change' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Politics and government, Poverty, Economic conditions, Democracy