Research Vol. 5‚ No. 3; March 2012 The Effect of Investment Promotion on Foreign Direct Investment Inflow into Ghana Justice G. Djokoto Department of Agribusiness‚ Central Business School‚ Central University College P. O. Box DS 2310‚ Dansoman‚ Accra‚ Ghana Tel: 233-28-503-7399 Received: January 10‚ 2012 doi:10.5539/ibr.v5n3p46 Abstract The paper investigated the effect of investment promotion (IP) on foreign direct investment flow (FDI) into Ghana. Cointegration among the variables was established
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Effects of Globalization on Ghana Globalization is a phenomenon that has conquered much of the world we live in today. From the depths of the most rural village to the world’s biggest cities‚ the effects of globalization are quite apparent. However‚ this paper aims to address the issues that globalization presents for countries in West Africa; more specifically‚ Ghana. To fully understand the situation of Ghana‚ we must look at the meaning of globalization and what it represents to Ghana and
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highlycomptetitive with major Japanese‚ Korean ‚ European and Indian companies all holdingsignificant market shares. [1]In addition to foreign models like the Hyundai Santroand the Ford Escortvarious indigenous cars like the Tata Indicaand the Mahindra & Mahindra SUV‚ the Scorpioare also popular. These cars exported to the markets worldwide [ citation needed ]. An electric car is also manufactured by a local company‚ REVA .Tata Motors plansto produce the world’s first air powered in partnership
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Volta Region of Ghana is branded as business which does not sell physical items like mobile phones but insurance companies exist mainly to provide the public with an insurance product(s). The primary objective of insurance company is to protect‚ minimize risks and ease financial burden on the insureds and the owners in case of any eventuality. It is difficult most time to convince customers to buy insurance product just through an advert. This now resulted to the use of engaging Sales Representatives
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Name: CHUNKY ADNANI Reg. Number: 091585574 Course: B.A. ACCOUNTANCY & FINANCE Topic: Evaluation of Vodafone Essar’s Marketing Strategy Contents 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) Executive Summary Introduction Indian Telecom Market PEST Analysis SWOT Analysis STP Analysis Marketing Mix Evaluation of Vodafone Essar’s strategy: i. Ansoff Matrix ii. Pricing Strategy iii. BCG matrix iv. Product Life Cycle 9) Vodafone’s Current Position 10) Prospects/Issues for future growth 11) Conclusion 12) Appendices 13)
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TAX BRIEF IN THE MINING SECTOR OF GHANA 1.0 Introduction The mining sector is one of the major extractive industries in Ghana. It is estimated that the sector contributes about 41% of total export earnings and 5% of Ghana’s GDP. The sector is dominant with Foreign Direct Investment (“FDI”) with little local participation. 1.1 Legal Framework The Fiscal Regimes that regulate the sector in Ghana are: The Minerals and Mining Act‚ 2006 (Act 703) as amended The Internal Revenue Service Act‚2000
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Analysis 11 6 STP Strategy 12 7 Vodafone Corporate Objectives (Proposed) 13 8 Impact on Key stakeholders 14 9 Marketing Strategy 15 10 Marketing Action Plans 16 11 Future Product Positioning Strategy 18 12 Projected Profit and Loss Statement 19 13 Contingency Plans 19 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY After years of focus on voice-telephony‚ Vodafone should now focus on new areas like Value Added Services
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17 CHAPTER 17 Personal Selling and Sales Promotion CHAPTER Personal Selling and Sales Promotion Chapter Objectives 1 Describe the role of today’s 4 Identify and briefly 7 Identify the role of ethical salesperson. behavior in personal describe the three basic selling. sales tasks. 2 Describe the four sales 5 Outline the seven steps in 8 Describe the role of sales channels. promotion in the the sales process. 3 Describe the major trends promotional mix‚ and in personal selling. 6 Identify
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demand pattern. Examples of items to consider include transportation discounts‚ promotional activity‚ product proliferation. The BARILLA case is an illustrative example where we can understand the effects of a phenomenon which is very common among industries that is called the Bullwhip effect. As an immediate outcome this phenomenon creates large swings in demand on the supply chain resulting from relatively small‚ but unplanned‚ variations in consumer demand that escalate with each link in
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sodastream.com) Tomas Hocko hockotomas@gmail.com MK 390 Advertising & Sales Promotion Ivan Zary Promotional Analysis April 13‚ 2013 SodaStream is the largest manufacturer and distributor of home carbonation products officially invented in 1903 by Guy Gilbey in the world (www.sodastream.com‚ n.d.).The company’s long history and its experiences are reason why company is one of the largest beverage companies in the world selling in 43 countries and more than 55‚ 000 retail stores all around
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