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Anika [276]
3 years ago
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1. Identify various governmental policies and actions that a company takes advantage of when doing business. Some examples inclu

de (but are certainly not limited to) tax requirements, financial regulations, or import/export guidelines.
Business
1 answer:
VLD [36.1K]3 years ago
7 0

Lower taxes, import export tariffs, laws of international business,  exemption for shipping from different countries, labor cost differences, financial regulations.

Explanation:

Businesses use many loopholes and rule relaxations to drive up their profits. Lower taxes allow for more investors to find interest and lower import export tariffs make a place a good market.

<u>If the labor is cheap in a different countries the companies ship their product to their and make all the preliminaries for cheap then assemble in the parent country to get a certification.</u>

Companies also use international law loopholes to evade taxes and work around tariffs imposed.

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