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Elenna [48]
3 years ago
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Two U.S. companies are competing to take over a large factory in the Czech Republic. One dele-gation tours the facility and asks

questions about how the plant might be run more efficiently. The other delegation focuses on ways to improve working conditions and produce a better prod-uct. Which delegation do you think is more likely to succeed with the plant? Why? What information would you want to collect to decide whether to acquire the plant for your company? .
Business
1 answer:
marissa [1.9K]3 years ago
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Answer:

The delegation that focuses on ways to improve working conditions and produce a better product.

Explanation:

This is the case because just like any large company, the factory in Czech Republic would want to be under a management that prioritises on improving working conditions because it benefits them (the employees).

For example, with improved working conditions workers will be motivated leading to increase in their productivity and revenue of the firm.

Information about company revenue, taxes, profit, and fixed cost would be essential in order to decide whether to acquire the factory.

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