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This 6 page paper discusses numerous issues that apply to global expansion and also those that apply to Brazil. Some of these topics include: challenges for managing team, FDI and tax incentives, trade agreements, political issues, legal system, type of government, hiring, free trade and inflation rates. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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hiring the right people, adhering to all the regulations, adjusting to new customs and different consumer tastes, language barriers, resentment from competitors and obtaining accurate intelligence and creating a positive
corporate culture. ii. How to determine likely amount of business Forecasts are made using different data and information. One source of information is past sales. Another source is market analysis
and research. Trends in the economy will also provide needed insight as to how much consumers will spend. iii. Brazil and FDI Brazil welcomes foreign
direct investment (FDI) and is the largest recipient of these investments in Latin America (U.S. Department of State, 2009). In 2010, FDI totaled $38 billion (Dantas and Soliani, 2010). This
was lower than the prior year and even lower than Brazil Central Bank had forecast. Europe accounts for half of all FDI in Brazil. Even so, in the first quarter,
Brazils economy grew at its fastest rate in 15 years. Europe and the U.S. are the largest investors in this country. Their growing economy is a positive factor to
be considered when considering expansion to this country. The government offers tax incentives for foreign director investors who open operations in areas that are not as well developed as the
cities. Specifically, these incentives are offered mostly in the Northeast region and in the Amazon region. These steps have helped the country attract investors to those regions. A number of
states in the country also offer incentives although Brazils legislature is thinking about passing laws that place restrictions on what states can offer (U.S. Department of State, 2009). Any foreign
investor needs to be aware of the rather high tax rates as well as the many regulations for different industries in Brazil. Their regulatory system is not as conductive to
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