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Business Communications Differences Between Cultures
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This 7 page report discusses the many differences that exist in business communication between different cultures and the ways that culture, context, history, and belief systems have influenced such communication. There is often a measure of confusion about what a message is truly meant to convey and business serves as one of the most obvious examples. Examples related to the United States and other �Western� businesses are used in comparison to those of Asia, especially Japan and Thailand. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: BWculcom.rtf
Business Communications with Koreans
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5 pages. It is a sad fact
that too many managers and supervisors do not recognize the
far-reaching benefits of business communication across cultural
lines, choosing instead to rule with an autocratic and western
influence. To say that a company can flourish when there is no
sense of connectivity is to say that the company has no firm
foundation. This paper will consider opening interpersonal
communications between Koreans and their western counterparts
which will serve to not only increase the health index of a
company but to improve its bottom line as well. Bibliography
lists 4 sources.
Filename: JGAbslan.wps
Business Culture and Etiquette In Germany and Russia
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A 20 page paper examining the business culture and business etiquette in Germany and Russia, focusing on those issues that foreign business people should know in order to avoid inadvertently offending business people in either country. The paper includes assessment of each in terms of Hofstede�s cultural analysis as a means of estimating the likelihood of success of an international venture involving these two countries. The scenario in which a German company enters Russia is that most likely to succeed. The German company would need the assistance of Russian influence, but the countries� people themselves are not that far apart culturally. Russia suffers from the lingering effects of communism, but those effects can be minimized with the creation and maintenance of an effective business culture within the organization. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
Filename: KSbusEtCulGermRus.rtf
Business Culture at UDL Holdings, Ltd.
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A 34 page paper discussing the
Confucian basis of Chinese culture and investigating whether UDL Holdings, a company
based in Hong Kong, does indeed fit the pattern of the Chinese family business culture. The
paper evaluates information available on the company and provides an extensive review of
literature intended to clarify the origins of much Chinese thought. A methodology section
discusses using an anonymous questionnaire and a focus group approach to eliciting
information from UDL managers, and suggests that a combination might provide useful
insight. Questions about approaches to family and work issues are intended to determine
any connection to Confucianism. If that connection is supported with analysis of data, then
the hypothesis that UDL Holdings fits the pattern of the Chinese family business culture will
be said to be supported. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: KSUDLbusCul-a.wps
Business Differences Among Nations
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A 3 page paper discussing social, cultural, economic, legal and political differences among nations, using Australia for comparison. Differences in one or more of the factors discussed here have been problematic for many companies in the past. As globalization continues and as Australia continues to take a more active role in it, those differences are more readily recognized and handled better than in the past. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: KSintlBizDiff.rtf
Business Ethics; Enron and Shell
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This 6 page paper considers to what extent big corporations conform to ethics in business. The paper explores this by examining the ethical behaviour of the failed US company Enron and then comparing this with Royal Dutch Shell. The bibliography cites 19 sources.
Filename: TEshllen.rtf
Business Etiquette and Protocol in International Business: Canada,
China, Germany, Japan and Mexico
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A 37 page paper discussing specific cultural
considerations for business travelers to these nations. The paper discusses such topics as giving
and receiving business cards; what to expect in business negotiation meetings; when and where
gifts are expected; and what travelers need to know so as not to commit blunders in business
entertaining situations. These are not idle speculations. One author tells of a man losing a
business deal in Mexico after insulting his dinner hosts by stretching at the table after the meal.
Another warns Americans not to feel obliged to fill the silent spaces that will occur when in
negotiations in Japan. Bibliography lists 75 sources.
Filename: KSbusEtq22.wps
Business in Other Countries (Asia/General)
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12 pages worth of essays discussing business overseas in various countries. Collectively utilizes 8 references listed in bibliography. Please e-mail us for more detailed information.
Filename: Asiaexam.wps
Business Investment Opportunities In Germany & The U.S.
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A 9 page paper assessing the strengths of both Germany and the US as they could apply to affecting a new business venture in either country. Both are economically strong and look favorably on business in general. The primary determining factor in which country would be the better investment in today's business climate is that of the impending release of the Euro and Germany's formal commitment to not only joining the EMU in the first wave, but also to leading it. Some observers have said that the combination of the Year2000 computer problem and the conversion to the Euro will be a nightmare that many businesses will not survive. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Germ-US.wps
Filename: Germ-US.wps
Business Law in the US and in Australia
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A 18 page paper comparing business
law in these two nations. Ideologically, there is little difference between US and Australian
business law as the legal structures of both are based on English common law. Practically,
there can be a vast difference, with Australia providing an environment more conducive to
business formation and operation. The reduced need for lawyers in Australia positively
contributes to increased profits; the greater need for lawyers in the US necessarily detracts
from the bottom line. Bibliography lists 21 sources.
Filename: KSbLawAuUS.wps
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