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This 7 page paper discusses the financial and non financial factors that need consideration when entering into a joint venture business in international arena, with special reference to Brazil. The bibliography cites 7 sources.
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financial information that will need to consider both the company in with whom the joint venture will be undertaken the macro conditions in the potential country that is to be
entered. 2. Financial Factors There are many financial aspects that can be included in the consideration. First we may look to the potential strategic partner to ensure that they are
financial sound looking at aspects such as the profitability of the company as well as liquidity. The ratios included may include the operating and net profit margins as well as
the current and quick ratios in order to assess this short term ability of the company to meet current liabilities out of current assets. The use of these measures may
also include benchmarking of the potential partner again other companies in the area to assess the level of financial management that is present within the company. The project that
is being invested in will also need to be examined financial to make sure that it is a good use of funds. There are many tools that can be used
to compare different options. Here we may start with the use of projections and then the use of Net Present Value. If the student wishes to calculate the net present
value of the investment this is a way of being able to company different types of investment by using a discount factor to bring there profit or return into todays
figures (Elliott et al, 1998). This is achieved by taking the present value of the cash inflows, and the present values of the outflows with a discount rate applied
to them and is based an a specific rate of return needed for each year the investment is to be made (Elliott et al, 2005). If the result is a
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