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DRIVE – winter 2016
PROGRAM - Master of Business Administration-
MBA
SEMESTER - Semester 3
SUBJECT CODE & NAME –
IB0012 – Management of
Multinational Corporations
BK ID - B 1906
CREDIT & MARKS - 4 CREDITS,
60 MARKS
Q1. Define Multi-National Corporations &
Transnational Corporations? What are the Main difference between MNC & TNC?
10
Ans: Multinational Corporation: Multinational Corporations (MNCs)
are business entities that operate in more than one country. MNCs
are entities that undertake foreign direct investment. They own or
control income generation assets in more than one country, produce goods
and services in the host country and sell in international markets. In other words,
MNCs have their home in one country but operate in many countries under
different laws, customs and regulations. Several definitions of
MNCs have been propounded by economists and researchers on the
basis of their size, variety of products, sales and volume of business
operating in multiple countries. However, there is no standard definition of
multinational corporations as their nature of business varies significantly
across the globe. The
Q2. What are the different types of organizational
structures discuss in detail? (Bureaucratic Structures, Functional
Structures, Divisional Structure, Matrix Structure) 10
Ans: Bureaucratic Structures: In terms of people management,
bureaucratic structures maintain strict hierarchies. Bureaucratic
structures may be understood through the following division:
(i) Pre-bureaucratic structure: This kind of structure is visible
in organizations which lacks standards. Pre-bureaucratic structure is generally
seen in start-up ventures or small-scale companies. The main feature of this
set up is that the
Q3. Write a note on concept of organizational
control& characteristics of effective control? 10
Ans: Concept of Organization Control: Control is very important both in
organized living as well as ‘living’ organizations. When things go
smoothly as planned, they are considered to be under control. ‘Self-control’
is a word we are all familiar with and which simply means that we discipline
ourselves in such a manner that
Q4. Explain in detail about logistic system
analysis& trade-offs of logistic analysis. (Explain in detail about
logistic system analysis, Explain in detail about Trade-offs of logistic
analysis.) 5, 5
Ans: Logistics Management in MNCS: Physical distribution is the set
of activities concerned with efficient movement of finished goods
from the end of the production operation to the consumer. Physical distribution
takes place within numerous wholesaling and retailing distribution channels,
and includes such important decision areas as customer service, inventory
control, materials handling, protective packaging, order
Q5. Define Foreign Direct Investment & types of
Foreign direct investment? 2, 8
Ans; Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): Foreign direct investment is one
of the most effective methods of cross-border investing. A foreign
national may want to invest in a country offering new markets, higher
returns or cheaper factor costs. Generally, there are two kinds of
cross-border investments.
(i) Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): Investments made by a company or
entity based in one country, into a company or entity based in another country
(ii) Foreign Portfolio
Q6. Explain in detail Foreign Policy of India.
(Routes for FDI in India, Revision in FDI Policy of 2013) 5, 5
Ans: FDI Policy of India: In order to augment FDI inflows,
the government had taken various steps to liberalize the FDI regime
in 2010 by allowing overseas investments in bee-keeping and share-pledging for
raising external debt. The government also allowed hundred per cent
foreign investment in single-brand retail.
Routes for FDI in India: The two routes for FDI
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