Professional Documents
Culture Documents
(computerized or handwritten/ss)
25 points
INSTRUCTIONS: Read and study first the posted materials on Chapter 2 in the LMS before you deal
with these questions. Research will likewise do.
1. Give as many examples as you can cite on each of the following- international companies,
multinational companies, global companies, and transnational companies.
International Companies:
Multinational Companies:
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
JPMorgan Chase
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
China Construction Bank Corporation
Apple Inc.
Saudi Aramco
Bank of America Corporation
Ping An Insurance
Agricultural Bank of China
Amazon.com, Inc.
Royal Dutch Shell
Wells Fargo & Company
Bank of China
Transnational Companies:
Nestlé
Deutsche Post AG
Toyota Motor Corporation
Unilever
McDonalds
Castrol
DQ
Colgate
FedEx
SUBWAY
Swissair
Lipton
Walmart
Oral-B
Pepsi
Pizza Hut
Dell
Zantac
Red Lobster
Old Navy
Finlandia
Lays
Cirrus
Kitkat
KFC
Mobil
Tictac
Philippines openness of the trade market created alliance and security that ensure those
other countries interest in our homeland. Employment opportunities that considers
Philippines as a global workforce. Jobs overseas that increases foreign remittances. This
globalization workforce spread or shared Filipino culture that opens and break barriers
to other nations.
4. Based on the posted notes in the LMS, compare and contrast the assumptions of the original
Bretton Woods system with those of the Washington Consensus?
Bretton Woods system whole system is based upon avoiding a return to the economic
instability. Created a framework of norms, rules, and understanding to counter pre
WW2 economic instability (depression, unemployment, protectionism and eventually
the rise of racism). Its key component of fixed (currency) exchange rates between
countries therefore seeking to maintain stable exchange rates through IMF member
countries. These currencies were all fixed at a certain exchange value to the US dollar.
While Washington Consensus emphasize private property rights, deregulation,
privatization, foreign direct investment, trade liberalization, exchange rates, financial
liberalization, tax reform, public expenditure priorities and fiscal discipline.