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International Journal of Contemporary Business StudiesVol: 3, No: 4. May, 2012 ISSN 2156-7506Available online at http://www.akpinsight.webs.comOne is suppose to study the material which will not only help him/her in the practical world butwill also prepare the newly born babies in this field to stand out as titans and partake in theprocedure as well as progression in best possible way and the most important lesson of all time,when an opportunity come knocks your door step, never let it go instead snatch it with both handsand make the best out of it. With international business, one doesn’t only profit himself but alsofacilitate those consumers/shoppers who are actually deprived of let’s say a particular product ora distinctive feature in a product which no one else is offering him/her. The multi-nationalcorporations have certain strategies through which they categorize, classify, examine and evaluatethe possibility of excessive future profit after their settlement in a particular state. As it takes a lotof man power as well as investment in order to install a business in a state so the experts offoreign investors scrutinize every bit of possibility, policies, stability factors and risks in thelesser developed countries so that there will be no room for liability or imperfection left indecision making. As we know that most stable countries have strict law regarding theenvironment protection and their policies are strictly followed in this matter so, if they will seethe foreign company is going to bring any threat to their already existing policy system, they willrefuse to have any further collaboration with them. According to a famous survey conducted in allover the world by experts in Foreign Affiliates of UNCTAD and the World Association ofInvestment Promotion Agencies (WAIPA), the factors like low income taxes on foreigncorporations; access of skilled and cheap labor; an excellent quality and range of communication;know-how of technology; and positive anticipation, guaranteed secured investment with moreoptimistic approach. So for this reason, the foreign corporations, who are interested in generatingforeign business in any stable country should keep the laws, regulations regarding the foreigninvestors in their mind and should work or perform their functions accordingly for a moresatisfied and peaceful futureCONCLUSION: In conclusion to this paper, it is proved true to say that in order to getenough foreign investments in a nation state to bring bright future, technology and developmentto a country in it a compulsion to change your political as well as economic policies in favor offoreign investors and foreign corporations. The advantages are going to be enjoyed by bothinvestors and the target country and that both the parties seem to take the comfort of each other.The agencies which a nation’s authority as appointed to satisfy the needs of the foreign investorsare chief key to attract the outside investors as they advertise and give best possible environmentto help the foreign investors to settle in their country in a better way. Achieving or over taking thehurdles mentioned above is not as hard as it looks as we know that governments around the worldis now opening up to new investors and looking at concept of international business in a moreoptimistic way then before as it was considered to be intervene in foreign state. The foreigngovernments have developed special establishments and associations which are there to cater andprovide ease to the predicament or hitch which these international companies are facing. It’s notjust the government which is actually indulging in enhancing this international operation but themain reason behind this massive investment is the interest of that foreign market and the demandof that product. There have been a more positive approach towards the international competitionand businessmen are looking at the clash of minds as a path way towards progress and evolution.For the convenience of international businesses, governments around the world have been signingtreaty and settlements for quite some time now. Due to which new ideas and innovations can beseen gushing down and helping to develop more this already modern civilization to become morecontemporary and current through commercial transactions. Due to positive competition ininternational market, people know that there won’t be any deceitful, unjust or unmeritedcompetition around them and there is only one key to success that would be hard work and new,innovative ideas. Hence, the more stability indicators, that has been unearth earlier, the state willlikely to have at his disposal, the more investors would go to bestow, donate and grant theirinvestments in there.40Copyright © 2012. Academy of Knowledge Process
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