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SIZIF [17.4K]
2 years ago
7

You are the assistant to the CEO of a small textile firm that manufactures high-quality premium priced, stylish clothing. The CE

O has decided to see what the opportunities are for exporting to France and has asked you for advice as to the steps the company should take. What advice would you give to the CEO
Business
1 answer:
lidiya [134]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

My advice to the CEO would be:

First, make a general assessment of the social, economic, and political climate of France. France is a developed country, so this should not impede entering in the French market, but this kind of analysis should anyway be made.

Second, make an assessment of the business climate in France, taking into account factors like tax policy, economic policy and more improtantly, trade policy.

Third, make a market study of the high-end clothing sector in France. France is a country that has many renowned luxury brands, so competition is going to be stiff no matter what, but the market study could highlight some areas where a different kind of impact could be made.

Finally, develop a strategic plan before entering the French market. This plan can be made taking into account all the information from he previous analysis.

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now the actual rate after 90 days is 1.638

payment at 1.638 rate = 39960/ 1.638

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Before Caffè Gustoso's owners can develop a marketing plan for the new store, they need to decide how to expand.

To keep the market expansion manageable, they have decided to limit the potential locations to the Chicago suburbs. However, they don't know which suburb to target.

The profile of Caffè Gustoso's current downtown customer is as follows:

Total population: 39,404

Average household income: $121,000

Average household expenditures: $81,000

Age range of customers: 53% In their 20s and 30s

Type of employment: 73.3%White collar employment:

Education level: 79.1% Bachelor's degree or higher:

Family status:  Married: 49.3% Households without children: 78%

The owners have collected data on three potential markets presented in the market analysis report shown here and want your feedback.

Which of the Chicago suburbs is the best target for Caffè Gustoso's planned market development?  Deerfield, Aurora or Naperville.

And the correct answer is:

Naperville, IL

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The following information for the 3 suburbs is taken form US Census

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Naperville       $105,585       35                   70%          55%             76% White

Aurora               $63,967       32                   54%          53%             56% White

Deerfield        $107,194         40                   73%           56%             95% White

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  • The average household income of the Caffe Gustoso's customer is $121,000, and the average household income in Naperville is $105,585, a bit less, but not by a lot.
  • 49% of the customers are married, in Naperville, 70% of people are married. The difference is significant, but in Deerfield more people are married (73%), and in Aurora, the percentage of married people is close (54%), but the average income is not ($63,967 vs $121,000).
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  • 73.3% of customers are white, and 76% of people in Naperville are white, an almost 1:1 correspondence.

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