Assessing Foreign Business Practices Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Assessing Foreign Business Practices Case Solution

As businesses expand globally, corporations are increasingly being compelled to grapple with definitions of "suitable" foreign conduct.

What distinguishes a "bribe" from an extra earning? Whether the managers from other countries go for a domestic custom or their own national laws in ascertaining the best way to react to ambiguous or conflicting situations? The case includes 10 brief scenarios and asks pupils to assess how they would respond to each.

PUBLICATION DATE: December 16, 1995

This is just an excerpt. This case is about GLOBAL BUSINESS

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