Certain attendees at the workshop represent three countries with ...

[amal]

Certain attendees at the workshop represent three countries with the highest degree of economic development. These attendees are from which of the following countries?
 
  A) Japan, Brazil, and France
  B) Canada, the United States, and Mexico
  C) Australia, Japan, and the United States
  D) The Netherlands, Sweden, and China

Question 2

Certain attendees represent countries with relatively little economic development, compared to the other nations present. These individuals are most likely from ________.
 
  A) South Africa, Russia, and China
  B) Bangladesh, Nicaragua, and Zaire
  C) Norway, Sweden, and Finland
  D) Nepal, Cambodia, and Austria

Question 3

Workshop participants are divided into groups of three. For learning purposes, groups must be made up of individuals from countries with similar degrees of economic development. Which of the following might be grouped together?
 
  A) Representatives from Mongolia, Iran, and Sudan
  B) Representatives from Germany, Italy, and New Zealand
  C) Representatives from the U.S., China, and Belarus
  D) Representatives from Portugal, Spain, and Cuba

Question 4

What is the difference between a brownfield strategy and a greenfield strategy? Do you think one strategy is better than the other? Explain.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[beccamahon]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

wohoo thank youuu.

Answer to Question 3

Many thanks to you.

Answer to Question 4

A brownfield strategy involves buying existing assets in a foreign country. The greenfield strategy involves starting a new operation from scratch (the word greenfield arises from the image of starting with a virgin green site and then building on it). The firm buys or leases land, constructs new facilities, hires and/or transfers in managers and employees, and then launches the new operation.

[amal]

Gracias!

[peter]

Excellent