International Business - Joshua Joary Business Plan

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INDEX


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CHAPTER 1 THE COMPANY

GETTING STARTED WITH COLOR


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A project began on the frst months o !""# $ear% a gro&p o r'en(s 'nsp're( 'n co)or

an( *a+or% came &p ,'th the '(ea o ma-'ng co)or.ca-es% o/c'a))$ ca))e( 0ORDO.

CAE2% (ec'('ng th's name or the )'tt)e an( co)ore( (esserts ,as a ('/c&)t (ec's'on

or the creators beca&se each one ha( a ('3erent op'n'on4 b&t 'nsp're( on the'r

r'en(s a+or'te ,or(s )'-e 5gor(o6 the$ ma(e the (ec's'on o j&st chang'ng the frst

)etter o the bran( name fna))$ )'sten'ng o&r pro(&ct 'n e+er$ c&stomer as 50ORDO

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Hotca-es ha+e been a t$p'ca) brea-ast% 'n co&ntr'es )'-e the 82A an( recent)$ 'nMe9'co4 ,here one g'r) an( t,o creat'+e bo$s began ,'th the '(ea o g'+'ng peop)e a

ne, opt'on o sensat'ons4 5,e a)) agree 't:s not the same to eat someth'ng ,'th a

rare co)or6 so 's j&st a ne, o3er or peop)e ,ho )'-e e9per'mentat'on7

Let’s make business!

As the '(ea ,as rom three peop)e% or the ne, h't compan$ 't ,as eas$ to ('+'(e

,or-% an( costs4 so the$ co&)( beg'n +er$ soon ,'th the'r (ream7 Ha+'ng eno&gh

reso&rces the$ starte( b$ ac;&'r'ng a p)ace ,'th space eno&gh to pro(&ce a e,

amo&nt o ca-es per (a$ an( or present'ng to peop)e the ne, pro(&ct% at the

beg'nn'ng the$ too- )'tt)e p'eces o th's ca-es to schoo) so the'r c)assmates co&)(taste them% an( as soon as the pro(&ct began to ,'n ame% the$ ;&'c-)$ starte(

as-'ng ,here the$ co&)( b&$ th's rare b&t ama


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Enter'ng to peop)e:s )'e% 't:s o&r m'ss'on% s&rpr's'ng peop)e% gett'ng the'r mo&th to a

ne, ('mens'on o *a+or% ,here $o&r e$es catch co)ors an( $o&r mo&th great

sensat'ons7 O3er'ng peop)e ;&a)'t$ as pr'mar$ object'+e% so the$ recogn'


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CHAPTER ! 6TOTA 8AITY6

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• conta'ner

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*Product

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CHAPTER L INTERNATIONAMARET2

In th's chapter% ,e ,')) ta)- abo&t the co&ntr$ ,e are e9port'ng to% ater se+era)

('sc&ss'ons an( agreements ,'th a)) the members o the compan$ ,e rea)'


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accepted, so there is some confusion as to the overall size of the country.

While Canada has for some time had a special relationship with the nited !tates, whereby

they have acted together in military campaigns and are the largest trading partners for each

other, the origins of the country are more connected to the nited "ingdom and #rance.

!till part of the commonwealth, Canada has proved to be a very popular place for e$pats to

relocate, with the %ritish and #rench cultures very evident in the country.

The ethnic mi$ of Canada is dominated by the &nglish '()*+, #rench '-*+, !cottish

'*+ and Irish '/*+ and the 0ueen of &ngland is still officially the head of state. &nglish

and #rench are the natural languages of the area, and while there is no “state education

department”, each of Canada1s provinces has complete control of their own education

system.

2istorically Canada has always been in the shadow of the more dominant nited !tates,

although the country still has a very significant tourist industry, offering a culture which

ta3es in elements of the %ritish, #rench and ! ways of life. Canada has a few uni4ue

characteristics of its own including the Canadian 5olice #orce, the so called “mounties”, who

have a uni4ue style and loo3 which is 3nown throughout the world.

6pplying for permanent residency in Canada is fairly straight forward, although cases will be

considered on an individual basis. !uccessful candidates will receive a 5ermanent 7esident

Card which they must carry at all times, especially when leaving and returning to thecountry. 6 permanent resident must actually live in the country for at least ( years out ofevery 8 otherwise the residency may be at ris3.

#or those loo3ing at full Canadian Citizenship there is a / year wait 'during which time you

must be resident in the country+ before you can apply for this 9 although this is not

mandatory. #or more information on immigration and other issues why not post a 4uestion

on our Canada &$pat #orum for &$pats:iving in Canada .

Contents; &conomy in Canada < 5rospects in Canada < Canada #acts

Economy in Cnd

The Canadian economy is as varied as the ethnic groups and landscapes within the country,

with unemployment varying from /.-* in areas such as 6lberta to approaching 8* in=ewfoundland. The country depends upon manufacturing, mining, agriculture and a

growing services sector, but relies very heavily on an energy sector which has seen the

country grow to become the largest net e$porter of energy in the world 'the ma>ority going

to the country1s main trading partner, the !+.

7esearch has shown that while many areas of the country are rich in gas, oil and other

natural resources 'such as gold, etc+, it is the frozen lands of the far =orth which may be

the 3ey to the country1s future energy industry. =ew technology is slowly allowing the

release of gas, oil and minerals, which until now had been unreachable 9 this has in turn

given the industry a ma>or boost.

!uccessive Canadian governments have cleverly introduced various new elements to theeconomy, which have helped to reduce unemployment in many areas of the country. &ven

though the strong ties with the ! are vital to the development of Canada, the country is

starting to promote itself on the international scene. This has attracted a great many

foreign nationals to consider the country for re9location.

The Canadian ta$ system is a little different for the normal developed world, in that there isa 8* to (?* sliding scale for federal ta$es, as well as localised provincial ta$es. @n the

business front, corporation ta$ is a relatively high /-.*, although A6T is only B*.

Prospects in Cnd

Canada has long been in the shadow of its ma>or trading and cultural partner, the !6,

although it is starting to grow in its own right. The recent rise in the price of oil, gas and

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other natural resources has highlighted the reserves of this massive country.

The country also has very strong lin3s with %ritain and #rance, which has attracted a lot of

e$pats from those countries. The Canadian economy is growing at a steady rate, and while

unemployment rates vary dramatically between different areas of the country, the general

trend is down.

Canada offers an interesting opportunity for those loo3ing to relocate to a vibrant country,

which has much to offer. !lightly different from the norm, the country has a rela$ed way of

life and a growing international standing, further demonstrated by the award of the ())

@lympics and ())B 9() #I#6 World Cup.

!ey "cts on Cnd:

%ordered by the !6

#ood;. ulti9cultural

Temperature; 9)C in the =orth to D)c in the !outh

Industries; @il, Eas, inerals and 6griculture

&ducation; .- years average schooling ' years compulsory+.

2ealth; :ife e$pectancy F) years

It1s clear that Canada has great characteristics for the e$pansion of its mar3et, so according

to their economic vision we have great prospects of mar3eting, to get in Canada withe$ceptional results, we have many points that benefit us as their culture and opened mind,

as others li3e weather that is very cold so will give us opportunity to sell our production in

establishments li3e coffee9shops that are popular in this zone of the world.

COMETITORS IN THE CO"NTR

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TRADES AND CHARACTERISTICS O# CANADA

NA=TA I2 THE ABREEMENT THAT APPIE2 IN THE REBION 0HERE 0E ARE BOINB TO

EXPORT

2O 0E ARE BOINB TO 0OR AND O==ER AO8R PROD8CT ACCORDINB TO IT2R8E2 AND REB8ATION27

In Ganuary ??, Canada, the nited !tates and e$ico launched the =orth 6merican #ree

Trade 6greement '=6#T6+ and formed the worldHs largest free trade area. The 6greement

has brought economic growth and rising standards of living for people in all three countries.

In addition, =6#T6 has established a strong foundation for future growth and has set a

valuable e$ample of the benefits of trade liberalization.

#ind the te$t of the 6greement, publications and general information. Topics include an

overview of the =6#T6, rules of origin, temporary entry of business persons, =6#T6

institutions and contacts.

. What is =6#T6

The =orth 6merican #ree Trade 6greement '=6#T6+ is a comprehensive trade agreement

that sets the rules of trade and investment between Canada, the nited !tates, and e$ico.

!ince the agreement entered into force on Ganuary , ??, =6#T6 has systematically

eliminated most tariff and non9tariff barriers to free trade and investment between the three

=6#T6 countries.

(. 2ow does =6#T6 wor3

=6#T6 is a formal agreement that establishes clear rules for commercial activity between

Canada, the nited !tates, and e$ico. =6#T6 is overseen by a number of institutions that

ensure the proper interpretation and smooth implementation of the 6greement1s provisions.

#or more information about =6#T6 trilateral institutions.

/. What are the benefits of =6#T6

!ince =6#T6 came into effect, trade and investment levels in =orth 6merica have increased,

bringing strong economic growth, >ob creation, and better prices and selection in consumer

goods. =orth 6merican businesses, consumers, families, wor3ers, and farmers have all

benefited. #or more information about =6#T61s many benefits.

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