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General Electric In Hungary - Case Study
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A 4 page paper. Using a case study provided by the student, this essay discusses: the differences in corporate culture between GE and Tungsram in Hungary, how GE uses culture to control business, the effects of changing from multi-domestic to regional operations, factors involved in GE's acquisition of Tungsram and how GE gains synergy among its many different facilities. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: PGgehng.rtf

GENERAL ENTERPRISES AND ORIENTIA
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This paper discussed the political risks involved for General Enterprise, an American company, as it attempts to enter the Middle Eastern country of Orientia. In addition to identifying the risks, the paper offers techniques to minimize it. Bibliography lists 12 sources.`
Filename: MTGenori.rtf

General Motors: Trade Issue
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A 10 page paper. GM is the largest manufacturer of cars and trucks in the world with several brands under its banner. This paper provides a brief overview of GM, its brands, subsidiaries, alliances, partnerships and market share in different regions of the world. The writer then reports one trade issue that is facing GM, the trade deficit with China and offers alternatives that could lessen the problem. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PGgmch.rtf

German Companies Doing Business in Post Communist Bulgaria
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A 10 page overview of the many factors influencing the decision of German companies to relocate to Bulgaria. The thesis that German companies may avoid the disadvantages of Globalization by moving operations to Bulgaria is explored. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PPgrmBus.rtf

German Steel Exports & Dumping
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A 5 page research paper that examines German exports of steel products to the US, which has been a greatly contested area of trade between these two countries. The US Commerce Department has accused Germany of "dumping" steel products onto the US market. However, while many view this as an unfair trade practice, a subsequent ruling against penalties indicates the complexity of this issue. An examination of US/German steel trade shows that this area of foreign trade has been on shaky ground for some time. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: khgerst.rtf

GERMANY AND FRANCE: THE DOWNWARD SPIRAL
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This 5-page paper discusses the economies of France and Germany and why the German economy is in trouble. Also under discussion is the appointment of Jean-Claude Trichet to the position of President of the European Central Bank, and what this won't need for the European economy as a whole. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: MTgerfra.rtf

Germany's Textile Industry
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A 5 page paper discussing Germany's chosen focus in its textile industry. There is no question that Germany is perfectly capable of producing its own textiles to avoid importing as much fabric and finished goods that it does. Production costs are prohibitively high, not only in labor but also in agricultural production of raw materials. Land is at a premium and too costly for field crops to be profitable in Europe's most populous country. Manufacture and export of textile machinery allows Germany to remain a world leader in the industry in an area more suited to Germany's physical limitations, while allowing Germany to further exercise its engineering expertise and leadership. Three figures. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: KSGermTextile.wps

Germany’s Economic Position
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A 3 page paper discussing Germany’s recent economic history and current position in late 2004. Germany has been dispensing with structural rigidities governing labor and business operations for some time, and it is showing signs of climbing out of the bottom of the business cycle. Germany needs to continue to become more business-friendly. Lower tax rates could provide impetus for businesses to seek to grow, and relaxed labor laws could provide incentive for businesses to add jobs. The promise of employment should improve consumers’ confidence in the economy, with the result that both business and consumers contribute a greater share to growth of the German economy. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: KSeconGermany.rtf

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