Identify the trade-restraining practice that this example demonstrates. Tubifor, Inc. purchases all available imported lumber so it can resell it at a quantity and rate that it prefers.     Price fixing   Illegal boycott   No illegal practice   Controlling output   Division of markets

B 0:38 Kellogg's has formed a legal relationship with a food processor, GungMa in southern China, in an attempt to capture the burgeoning market in China With GungMa International, Kellogg's has formed a specifically for China, Multiple Choice Franchise Strategic International Alliance WOFE Direct Export Joint Venture 08 o Q Q

1. Analyzing and mitigating commercial risk2. Analyzing and mitigating exchange risk3. Explore the role and risks of supply chain management in the global environment.

Comment on the limitations encountered along the supply chain of natural gas and liquified natural gas (LNG)  and their effect on the prices, and the present and future trading trends for these commodities.

Honda has been the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer since 1959. After succeeding in the automobile industry in Eastern Asia since 1949, Honda started to expand its business by registering as a corporation in different parts of the world resulting in huge growth in the vehicle segment. However, itstruggled to establish their corporation in many countries as they were unable to comply with the rules and regulation of the country. Honda thereafter took up separate methods of operation to expand worldwide. One of the key marketeyed by Honda in Asia was India but India proved to be a difficult destination for Honda to enter and hence, the company opted to proceed with a joint venture plan.Initially, the company tried to reach an agreement with Bajaj Auto Ltd thereafter concluding a deal with the Hero Group. Honda's entry plan for India's two wheeler market was divided into two segments. Firstly, the joint venture with the Ludhiana based Munial family's Hero group for motor cycles,…

Define and describe the major objectives of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the international economic communities.

The following advert was placed in the Rapport Newspaper on the 29 March and 5 April 2020. The adverts served as a reminder to all consumers that these retailers will unitedly support South Africa, throughout the Covid – 19 Pandemic. With the above in mind briefly define the following term in your own words with an aid of an example 1. Distribution Channel

Tesco's international foray began with its entry into Ireland in 1979 through the acquisition of a 51percent equity stake in 3 Guys stores owned by Albert Gubay . In 1986, Tesco divested itself of its stakein the stores when it found that customers were rejecting the British products sold there... By treatingthe market as an extension of the UK operations, they neglected to adapt to local Irish tastes andsuppliers which resulted in a general distrust on the part of the local consumers due to the fact therewere few Irish products offered for sale (Palmer, 2004). Like Walmart would do in Germany, they alsomade a poor choice in their wholly owned purchase as the stores they acquired were mostly in poor,less densely populated locations not well suited for Tesco’s products. Tesco sold their stores to an Irishsupermarket chain in 1986. Interestingly, Tesco re-entered the Irish market in 1997 with the purchaseof another food retailer, this time securing the position as largest food retailer…