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Directions: I want each group to begin thinking about a Publicly-traded Company you want to choose to enter your foreign country. The purpose for choosing a publicly-traded company is because they will be easy to research and learn about organizational and financial information; as well as where they already have foreign operations. You may not write on a company that already has foreign operations in the country of your choice.

You are to write the "White Paper" as if it is a real-world assignment and you have been asked to determine what specifically the Senior Management Team (CEO,CFO, etc.) needs to know to successfully enter the foreign country. For example, if your company is a high technology manufacturer with intellectual property, then the laws of the country protecting your intellectual property will be very important to you. However, if your company is not high-technology and seeking a lower cost of labor for manufacturing widgets at the most competitive cost per unit, then you would be more concerned about the country's labor laws, labor skill-sets and availability, and any tariffs affecting bringing raw materials into the country.

Examples of companies that past classes have chosen include: various American restaurant chains, Retail chains and Professional services organization like Engineering, Attorneys, Banking entities, etc.

If you have already decided on a Company you wish to focus on, include that in your Declaration document as well.

Country:

Australia

company:

Wal-Mart

website 

https://www.business.gov.au/planning/templates-and-tools/industry-factsheets/retail-and-wholesale-trade-industry-fact-sheets

This is the section you are doing. I have broken down .recommended entry strategy into things you may include. i also linked a website above that you can use for referencing

1. Entry Strategy Plan for Doing Business

A.  Recommended Entry Strategy

1.  Corporate Structure/Organization

a)  Management

b)  Employees/Labor force

c)  Outsourcing

●  Unit Pricing Code

●  Food Standards Code

●  Mandatory safety standards

●  Code of conduct

1.  Distributive Channels

2.  Legal Requirements