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Several tribesmen are sitting in front of a very powerful and strong person. The people are admiring the knowledge of that strong person and listening to him with great concern. The people seem to be having complete trust in this person. Suddenly, everything vanishes and the person is left alone with no power. I woke up to realize that this all was a dream. The people were tribesmen of the earlier time who were fond of their chief who happened to be my father. My father was the chief person of the tribe. As the chief of the tribe Continue reading...

1. The political environment in India has proven to be critical to company performance for both PepsiCo and Coca-Cola India. What specific aspects of the political environment have played key roles? Could these effects be anticipated prior to market entry? If not, could developments in the political arena have been handled better by each company?
In fact, the political environment in India is known to be rather challenging for business, especially for international one. First of all, in spite of the fact that India is a WTO member (and till 1995 was a member of GATT), the Indian government Continue reading...

Two recently emerged Asian economic giants, China and India, that became magnets for foreign investments and continue to impress the whole world by the dynamic and sound growth are still among the poorest countries in terms of GDP per capita. They both are leaders in terms of population growth and labor force costs. Despite such close neighborhood, these two countries keep only formal diplomatic relations and do not trust each other too much. India is still overshadowed by the China's export and import performance and some experts think that it was China's political regime type that led it to Continue reading...

Despite having a great deal in common with each other in terms of economic disparities and health outcome improvements, there are some noted disparities in several health outcomes between India and China in the past 50 years. One of these outcomes is overall life expectancy; for the most part, the Chinese find themselves living much longer and healthier than Indian people (Chatterji et al., 2008). Women in China live up to 74 years on average, while Indian women are typically only expected to live around 63 years (Ma & Sood, 2008). This is an incredibly large disparity (though it is Continue reading...

Indian Online Privacy

Introduction;
India is a country that has produced some of the leading IT professionals in the world and has a major chunk of population of the world in it. In 2011, 81 million people were online. It is a relatively small percentage of the 1 billion plus population, but it reached 120 million people in 2013 and exponential growth is being witnessed in recent years (Bandyopadhyay 2011). Majority of the new users will be from the young generation and new to the online world, so it is no surprise that majority of them are lax about online privacy. According Continue reading...

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Race and ethnicity are important aspects of an individual’s personality. These two aspects along with other demographic data such as age, physical features, and gender describe an individual. From a psychological perspective, it is important to understand the racial and ethnic background of an individual. This is because race and ethnicity impact the physical and mental well being of an individual. According to a report published by the Department of Health and Human Service, mental disorders like schizophrenia, depression, and panic can affect all individuals irrespective of their race or ethnic identity. However many minorities do not have Continue reading...

Since the second half of the previous century the process of globalization is actively developing, integrating the economies of the world together. Being ready and willing to reach the international level, companies are seeking to enter foreign markets. The main purpose of this article is to find the most appropriate entry method for a company that specializes in health technologies. This paper is with a particular focus on entering the Indian market.
The key question addressed is what model of entering a foreign market will be the most suitable one for the company, taking into account statistic data regarding Continue reading...

Abstract

The People’s Republic of China and India have a relatively long history. Being neighbors, the two countries have interacted trade wise and culturally for thousands of years. In fact, the two countries have engaged in countless interactions that have or the most part benefitted both nations across the social, political and economic domains. However, even with this cooperation, the two countries’ relationship has not always been rosy. In the course of their historical interaction, the countries have differed on several key matters and this difference in opinion and view has often threatened to escalate to a full blown Continue reading...

Introduction

Before an organization ventures into a new market, it is important to evaluate the marketing success of the project by considering the necessary market characteristics. Such market characteristics determine whether the organization is going to be successful or not in the new market. The author of this research paper believes that India would be an ideal country for Apple to sell their products.

Political and legal environment: Government Policy

Recently, the government of India made it compulsory for all television broadcast signals to be digitized. The government has maintained its execution of the mandatory digitization across several regions in the country, especially the urban areas. Continue reading...

The Mumbai attack was carried out on November 26, 2008 as a series of attacks on residents and visitors including Taj Hotel in a number of areas of the Mumbai the biggest and most important city in India. According to Intelligence report, it was planned by Lashkar-e-Taiba (LT) a terrorist Organization banned in Pakistan. India had received proof of the Association of Pakistan's (ISI) to classify terrorist attacks on Mumbai, which wasreported by different Indian television channels citing government sources. Indian Intelligence was warned by unconfirmed reports from the US intelligence services who already knew about the large-scale terrorist Continue reading...