of economic development of such as electronics, automotive, medical, airport.
* Comparison between public and private
Public and private both are pursuing income. That is why they exist. Through this, we can easily notice that they have something in common. However, when it comes to ownership, there are differences between them. Generally speaking, almost all private company owned by people.
1. Introduction
Hospitality and Service businesses like fast food restaurants such as KFC, McDonald’s and Pizza Hut are all relatively commonplace in most developed economies. Whatever views you hold as to there worth, they satisfy a demand and employ a large number of people. McDonald’s, for example, is a US company that produces and markets fast food products nationally and in overseas ma
of the most noticeable change in the production of labor-intensive production methods from the increasingly capital-intensive production methods is that the transition is. Thus, the human labor in virtually all industries, automated machinery, robotics, computer operations have been replaced by a precision machine. For example, in the automotive industry, the entire automobile production workers'
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of control that comes with foreign investments by MNCs.
One way in which states have sought to soften the loss of control is through joint ventures.
MNCs invest in a country because of some advantage of doing business there.
1.Natural resources
2.Geographical location
3.Absorptive capacity
4.Financial stability
-beyond these financial considerations, a foreign investor producing for