Homework for international investment

Choose 1 or 2. Give an example of:

1. Some corporation's successful experiences or failure lesson in international market.

2. Some country's investment in foreign country or using foreign investment.

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Some transnational company's successful experiences or failure lessons in the international market?

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using domestic plants as a production base for exporting goods to selected foreign country markets

A. can be an excellent initial strategy to test the international waters and learn if attractive market positions can be established in foreign markets.

B. can be a competitively successful strategy when a company is focusing on vacant market niches in each foreign country and does not have to compete head-to-head against strong host country competitors.

C. can be a powerful strategy since a company can maintain a one-country production base allowing it to capitalize on company competencies and capabilities.

D. is usually a weak strategy when competitors are pursuing multi-country strategies.

E. can be a powerful strategy because a company is not vulnerable to fluctuating exchange rates.

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There are 2 countries, Home and Foreign, and 2 goods, Wine and Cheese. In each country, there are 150 workers. But not all workers are the same: some workers are cheese-makers and some workers are wine-makers. Each cheese-maker can produce one pound of cheese and zero bottles of wine, and each wine-maker can produce one bottle of wine and zero pounds of cheese. In the Home country, there are 100 cheese-makers and 50 wine-makers, and in the Foreign country, there are 50 cheese-makers and 100 wine-makers. The relative demand for Cheese of each individual worker is:
RD = Cc/Cw
= 1/ (Pc/Pw)

1. Suppose that both countries are closed to international trade, but cheese-makers and wine-makers can trade with one another within each country. What is the price of cheese (in terms of wine) in each country?

2. Are both cheese-makers and wine-makers better off under free trade than under international autarky in the Home country?