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This 12-page paper examines doing business in South Korea (also known as "Korea" and "Republic of Korea"). The question to be answered in this paper involves whether a U.S. company should become a foreign investor in this nation. Literature is analyzed and recommendations made. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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12 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_MTsoukor.rtf
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large, highly diversified multinational corporation headquartered in the United States. In this company, the International Business Development Group (IBDG) has requested a country analysis to identify possible opportunities for a
new foreign direct investment. The country identified for such an investment is South Korean (also known as the Republic of Korea or simply Korea).
A foreign direct investment is an investment that gives the investor (in this case, our company) a controlling interest in the venture.
This is not an uncommon question - as globalization continues to bring the world together, companies such as the one in question continue to seek out new markets
and new investments for return on investment and return on capital. Foreign governments, in their eagerness to have an influx of capital into their nations, are willing to waive restrictions
and legal difficulties to smooth the way for FDI, particularly if that FDI happens to come from the United States. The question
is, however, would such an investment work in Korea? What are the rewards and opportunities of such an investment? In this paper well examine this and other questions, then provide
a recommendation at the end as to whether a foreign direct investment (FDI) is the best method to enter this particular country - or even if this country should be
entered in the first place. Types of Business Ventures One of the more popular methods to enter South Korean through FDI is
with a joint venture partnership (U.S. Commercial Service (a), 2003). A joint venture offers many advantages - for one thing, because the Korean culture is so inherently different from U.S.
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