National Institute of Technology 2009-1st Sem M.B.A International Business IV Sem - - Question Paper

We now look at the issues on communication- translating spoken and written language. These issues occur not only in moving from 1 language to other but also in communicating from 1 country to the other that has the identical official language. 2nd we explain communication outside the spoken and the written language the sol called silent languages.

Spoken and written language translating 1 language directly into a different can be difficult, making international business communication difficult. 1st a few words do not have a direct transaction, for eg there is no 1 word in Spanish for every 1 word works in a business.

Secondly languages and the common meaning of words are constantly evolving.

Q: two (A) elaborate the limitations of social responsibility?

Ans:

Limitations of social responsibility are as follows:

1) To operate with in a company’s external environment, its managers should have in addition to knowledge of business operations, a working knowledge of the basic social sciences.
2) Political disputes particularly those that outcome in military conflicts can disrupt trade and investment. Even small conflicts can have far reaching effects.
3) US legal regulations in turn determines how and when the losses or earnings from Japan are treated for tax process in the United States.
4) International legal regulations may also determine how and whether companies can operate in certain locales. For example, companies from most countries suspend sales to Iraq because of UN trade sanctions over Iraq’s failure to allow to weapons inspectors. How laws are enforces also effects operations. For example US movie companies estimate that they lose $3 billion a year to pirated copies of their films. This is the fact influenced Lucas films decision to debut attack of the clones in so many countries simultaneously companies should understand the treaties among countries and the laws of every country in which they want to operate as well as the how laws are enforced to operate profitably abroad.
5) Managers can find the analytical tools needed to determine the impact of an international company on the economies of the host and home countries and the effect of a country’s economic polices and conditions on the company.
6) The probability of natural disasters and adverse climatic conditions such as hurricanes, floods or freezing weather make it riskier to invest in a few area than in other. These factors also affect the availability of supplies and the process of products. For example NewZeland droughts in 2001 and 2002 caused farmers there to decrease their stocks of sheep which led to global short ages and rising process of lamb and wool.

Earning:   Approval pending.