turn will 1. Was it wrong for the car companies to help China expand its auto industry?

Other 1. PRUDENTIAL REGULATION Descriptions (How is policy formulated and implemented in INDONESIA) Implications/Outcomes/ Goals

What is the impact of falling prices of lithium in car industry?

21 South Africa has about 300 captive lion breeding facilities and a quota of 800 lion skeletons may be sold for export per annum. What would happen in the market for lion skeletons if each breeding facility produced five skeletons for export, as they have found that rule enforcement is not very effective? i. Trade will occur at the price set by government. ii. The price will drop. iii. The market will move towards the unregulated equilibrium. i and ii i and ii ii and iii None of these options

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Brief pestle analysis (Legal factors only) on country Philippines   DO not copy paste from google, write what you understand

Case Study  In 1901, the newly created Commonwealth of Europe established the Postmaster- General’s  Department to handle all post and telephone within this vast country. At that time, telephone  systems were regarded as a natural monopoly, and in many countries the systems were  government-owned and operated. In 1991, though, the telephone system was hived off as a  separate company, trading as ABC, but still wholly owned by the European government.  In common with most other industrialized countries, European government thinking underwent  some radical changes during the early 1990s. Most governments around this time were looking  for ways of liberalizing their nationalized industries – in many cases governments also saw the  opportunity to generate some income by selling off nationalized industries to private investors.  Greater competition and the action of market forces were seen as the way forward, and even the  former so-called ‘natural monopolies’ such as railways, telephone…

ABC Company is following the rules of the country and regulations provided by the government. In this situation, ABC Company keep its responsibility towards; a. Employees b. Inter business C. State d. Consumers

Question 2 An external corporate governance framework provides the rules, guidance and controls arising outside an organisation that are intended to influence the decisions, actions and behaviour that occur within it. Distinguish internal and external corporate governance, and explain how they relate.