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Go to this link PG Campus (purdueglobal.edu) Username: GabrealWhitten1 Password: Bonner1350 Then you will scroll down to bottom until you see the Foreign Market Entry Modes MT220M4-01 | 2104C September 2021 TermCLICK ON THAT MODULe Then click on content Then click digital book Then click on Global Business Today, 12th ed. External Learning Tool ((((( This is the book and you should get all answers there)))) In the Module 4 Assessment, you will have the opportunity to apply research to recommend a course of action for a given business scenario regarding foreign market entry considerations. Once a company has decided to move into a new foreign market, it must first weigh up the potential benefits and costs. If foreign market entry is being considered, the organization’s strategic mission, vision, and values will drive market entry mode choice. Scenario: You are the owner of a small U.S. based coffee distributor. You sell not only coffee but also related products such as branded mugs. For the past 3 years, your company’s branded coffee mugs have been produced and sold in Norway through a licensing agreement with Norwegian firm Drikke AS through its “Kaffekopp” subsidiary. The Drikke AS CEO, Espen Foldnes, recently visited you and revealed that his firm was about to acquire its leading rival in the Norwegian market and, as a result, wants to sell its Kaffekopp unit. CEO Foldnes has approached your firm with two proposals. First, Drikke AS is willing to sell you its Kaffekopp subsidiary outright. This would represent an acquisition for you in the Norwegian market. Second, suppose the two firms cannot agree on terms for purchase of Kaffekopp. In that case, Drikke AS is willing to sell its licensing agreement back to you, which will effectively allow you to formulate a new strategy for your company in Norway. For this assessment, you will use the course readings as well as your own external research to develop an informative essay addressing the checklist items below. Assignment Checklist: · Identify one advantage of acquiring the existing subsidiary and maintaining production in Norway. · Identify one disadvantage of acquiring the existing subsidiary and maintaining production in Norway. · Explain one advantage of repurchasing your licensing rights in Norway. · Explain one disadvantage of repurchasing your licensing rights in Norway. · Describe the most advantageous method for establishment of a new production subsidiary in Norway through ONE of the following entry modes: · establishing a Greenfield venture · exporting your American-produced mugs to Norway · franchising to another firm · re-licensing to another firm in Norway · Summarize your final decision based on the available options. Be sure to provide support for your choice. · Utilize at least three external sources as part of your research. Sources might include your textbook or any other academically credible resource found in the university library. Only sources cited within the body of the paper should be included in the reference list. · Your informative essay should be a minimum of 500 words and include a title page, introduction, main body, conclusion, and APA-formatted reference list. For assistance writing a paper or formatting a reference list in APA format, please see the “Academic Writer” link under “Academic Tools.”
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INFORMATIVE ESSAY         2
INFORMATIVE ESSAY        2
INFORMATIVE ESSAY ON EXISTING SUBSIDIARY ON BEVERAGE COMPANY
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iring the existing subsidiary    2
Repurchasing license    2
Final decision    3
References    4
Acquiring the existing subsidiary
The subsidiary business by the Norwegian company needs to know certain aspects of the subsidiary business before engaging in one. Therefore, it is necessary for the companies to understand the requirements of the business agreement. In the subsidiary business, the parent company that owns the company has at least a 50% share of the company shared with another company (Al Hayek, 2018). Therefore, the company's share is not entirely in the parent company's hands. In order to have a subsidiary for Kaffekopp, the company needs to understand the advantages and disadvantages of the business. The advantage would be that any loss of the subsidiary company will not fall under the parent company only, there will be equal shares of compensation towards the company that will have its share (Zhou & Wong, 2021). On the other hand, the subsidiary business will not have the ultimate hand to manage Kaffekopp because there are certain limitations to the decision-making process.
Repurchasing license
    By purchasing the licenses of the subsidiary...
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