International Trade And Export Management 1st Edition Francis Cherunilam - Solutions

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Are Mr. Gonzales' problems generic to all exporters in developing countries?
Consider each alternative proposed by Mr. Gonzales to solve his labour problem. Do you feel that other alternative solutions have not been mentioned? What probability of success would you assign to each alternative?
Is cash flow a problem in the home furnishing business and would the lack of it affect the company's ability to pay higher salaries and wages?
Why is the business of home furnishings a cyclical and a seasonal business? How can Mr. Gonzales solve the, "cause" of the problem?
What are the principal and secondary problems faced by Mr. Gonzales?
Could an expired patent in one country allow one to continue to benefit from it in another country?
Could a steel factory transplant from an EEC country to Pakistan benefit that EEC country by exporting its products. back to the EEC?
Do you see a relationship between the IPLC and strategic planning for Mr. Din's business?
What is the relationship between the IPLC and countries which have moved into high technology industries?
Can you relate Mr. Din's idea of his ship-breaking business to another country, to the IPlC?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of" the IPlC for an export-oriented company?
What are the causes of this cycle? Is it restricted to industrialized countries?
What is the meaning of the international production life cycle (IPLC)? How could it effect your domestic and export business?
What criteria would you use for Minar, to "stay put" or "get-out" of the biscuit business?
Do you agree with Mr. Mohan's analysis of his company's mission, objective's, problem and marketing strategies?
Which strategy would you recommend for Minar to take advantage of the home-baking boom in India?
How important is branding in export marketing? Should Minar adopt a new foreign branding policy'?
What is the difference between a production licensing and a marketing licensing agreement?Which one would you recommend?
Is the biscuit business "high", "medium" or "low" technology?
What should Mr. Tabir consider in order to improve his international business performance?
Which of these roles is most responsive to training?
Would you describe Mr. Tabir as an entrepreneur, a manager, a leader, or a combination of these?
Does international business aggravate organisational problems of this kind?
Are these problems typical of an entrepreneur?
What are the symptoms and causes of Mr. Tabir's problems?
Twenty years after the case data was related, there is a strong movement in buyer countries in the West protesting the use of child labour in India in the carpet industry. How will this situation affect marketing efforts in India?
How would you create more primary demand for hand-knotted carpets and selective demand for the Indian make in the international market?
How would you segment the export market for carpets? How would you position the product in each of the segment?
What are the important trends in the overseas market for carpets?
What is the nature of demand for carpets?
What are the problems, advantages, challenges and prospects of the Indian leather industry particularly in relation to export task? What measures should the industry, Government and agencies like CLE and Central Leather Research Institute (CLRI) take to develop and strengthen the industry and to
What can the Leather Export Promotion Council do to improve the image of Indian leather goods?
Discuss the brand and pricing strategies appropriate to promote Indian leather goods in the international market.
Give a short account of export documentation.
Describe the preliminary steps involved in exporting.
Give an account of the documents related to shipment.
Give an account of the documents related to payments.
Give an account of the documents related to goods.
Give an account of the standardized and aligned shipping documents.
Write a note on excise clearance and customs formalities for exporting.
What is a trust receipt?
What is a shipping bill?
What is mate's receipt?
What is the certificate of origin?
W~at is a bill of lading?
What is lEe number?
Examine the recent trends in India's foreign trade.
Give a brief account of the major problems of India's export sector.
Examine the trends in India's foreign trade since 1950.
Give critical account of India's export performance since 1950.
Give a brief account of the trends in Indicfs Balance of Payments since 1950.
Examine the trends in India's invisibles and current accounts.
Give a brief account of the trends in the composition of India's foreign trade.
Examine the trends in the direction of India's foreign trade.
Write a note on the export product-country matrix.
What are the important determinants of India's imports?
What are the important determinants of India's exports?
Write a note on non-traditional exports.
Write a note on traditional exports.
What are the major items of India's invisibles earnings?
Write a brief note on export product-country matrix.
What are the major sources of India's imports?
What are India's major export markets?
What are the major imports of India?
What are the major exports of India?
What are non-traditional exports?
Describe the salient features of the EPZs /SEZs and examine their problems.
Give a very short account of the important export promotion measures in India. What are the limitations of India's export promotion schemes?
Give a critical account of the Exim policy of India.
What are the salient features of the FEMA?
Give a brief account of the provisions for quality control and pre-shipment inspection in India.
Write a note on the special economic zones.
Give a brief account of the export processing zones.
What are the objectives and types of assistance provided by the Exim Bank?
Write a note on the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation Act), 1992.
Write a note on the current Exim policy.
What are the important differences between FERA and FEMA?
What are the objectives of FEMA?
What is line of credit?
What is a special economic zone?
What is an export processing zone?
What is a super-star trading house?
What is an export house?
What is packing credit?
What is the duty draw back scheme?
What are the objectives of the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation Act), 1992?
What is meant by towns of export excellence?
What are the objectives of the current Exim policy?
What are the business opportunities in respect of World Bank aided projects?
What is the significance of World Bank aided projects for Indian firms?
What are the different phases of the World Bank aided projects?
What is meant by international competitive bidding and local competitive bidding?
Discuss the important pricing methods.
Explain the important international pricing objectives and the factors which influence international pricing.
Give a brief account of the important steps in international pricing.
Write a note on marginal cost in international marketing.
Explain the retrograde pricing process.
Define dumping and describe the reasons for dumping.
Write a note on transfer pricing.
What is meant by retrograde pricing?

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