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Business, 21.04.2020 16:19, 12martinkat

You will need to make certain assumptions to complete this discussion and embedded in the scenario below are the assumptions. Scenario: Your company, a US multinational, has just transferred you as a manager of [you choose your position] to the following country [you choose the country]. You are in the industry of [you choose the industry]. To prepare for your departure, you want to get a better feel for the environment you will be in, and you will need to research the following: The political, economic, regulatory, and technical environments of your industry for your country. A few sentences on each are enough. This is to show you understand your new role as a global manager. For your initial post, please include the following for your classmates' review: • Describe the country, industry, and position you have chosen. • Summarize the research your conducted on the industry, outlined above. • Explain what you feel your primary concerns will be in your new position.

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