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A 25 page paper discussing issues of trade, science and technology, environmental concerns and welfare in terms of financial risks inherent in participating in the globalization of business. There is risk in any business venture, and that element of risk can be greatly magnified by going into a foreign country as a site of operation. The 'word' of the 1990s has been that in order to grow, it is necessary to operate or at least sell product outside national home boundaries, but some corporate entities have found that not to be the case. The key is to fully and objectively assess the element of risk that does exist, and determine whether the organization is willing to accept that risk that is in existence now and that which could occur in the future. The paper uses as examples vignettes from China, Costa Rica, India, Korea, Japan, Thailand, Singapore and the US in discussing risks and economic sustainability. Bibliography lists 19 sources.
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25 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSglFin.doc
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Before the overwhelming trend of globalization in every form and context of business, organizations were greatly limited in their ability to move either their operations or their investments across
international borders. Today, "Japanese" cars are manufactured and sold in the US for the US market of parts made in Canada and Japan, and some of the production of
the US sites of operation are exported to other North American countries as well. These cars are Japanese in nameplate and overseeing company only. The organizational arrangements some of
these manufacturers have made provide to the parent company the advantages of avoiding high transport costs for finished product, but the greatest advantage for Japanese automakers is that there is
no tariff on these "Japanese" cars because they are not import items. Rather, they are made right here in the US and so can be viewed as American products.
Parts originating in Canada or Mexico can be imported without tariff under the protection of NAFTA. Components of the cars that originate in Japan are subject to far
less import tax than would be an entire vehicle. General Financial Advantages and Risks of Globalization The advantages are clear: the Japanese automakers have full access to the
US market without being forced to pay high import tariffs imposed through protectionist views limiting competition with US-based automakers. Prices to consumers are much lower than if import tariffs
had been paid on the vehicles, yet the parent company in Japan still has its share of profits from operations. The very act of manufacturing parts and assembling them,
along with all the other associated duties of building and selling vehicles, provides thousands of jobs for American workers as increasing numbers of vehicles formerly manufactured inside the US now
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