As a firm considers expanding into another country, there are many things that must be resolved. It is useful to consider the five Ws and H: who, what, where, when, why, and how:

• Why are we considering this expansion, and does it fit with our strategy and operations?
• What are the tasks we will be doing in this country?
• Where will we locate in the country?
• Who should we involve in the planning of our move and the execution of this initiative?
• When do we want these steps to be completed?
• How do we proceed? What are the steps?

Outline the legal framework of the country we are looking to move goods into, including an assessment of how the World Trade Organization views the country from a trade perspective, what types of regional trade agreements may be in place, and the dispute resolution options open to us.

The board of directors is requesting a memo to be drafted to explain the SWOT of establishing operations in another country from a legal perspective.

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Memo Subject SWOT Analysis of Establishing Operations in a Foreign Country Legal Perspective To Board of Directors From Your Name Legal Department Date Date Introduction As we consider expanding our o... View the full answer