Global Dimensions of Supply Chains CASE QUESTIONS
1. Explain the advantages of a trade agreement and how it might impact a company like
Red Fish-Blue Fish.
2. What makes the demographics of the Asian countries attractive for future trade
development?
3. What challenges would Red Fish-Blue Fish likely experience ?
4. What are the options for Red Fish-Blue Fish as far as global intermediaries are
concerned? What do you recommend? Why?
5. What other options does Red Fish-Blue Fish have to expand their Asian sales?
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