Dilemmas CadMex Encountered with Gentura
Executive officers of companies who desire to form partnerships with international companies (especially in undeveloped countries) should educate themselves. These executives should educate themselves about international laws, the country’s labor law, ethical culture, and political views. While educating themselves about these factors, any executive will have an enhanced understanding how to resolve any issue that may arise. Although, there are no guarantees that either party will benefit 100%, the participant may resolve the issue or issues amicably in an intelligent and professional manner. Education will also assist the executives to formulate a contingency plan.
CadMex Pharma Vice President of Business Development was faced with cultural, political, breach of contract, and international law issues that arose in the partnership with Gentura. The VP education and understanding about the country’s culture and political aspect provided tools to address following dilemmas. These tools can assist in decision-making that is amicable for all involved partakers (Addressing International Legal and Ethical Issues Simulation, n.d.):
Choice-of-Law Clause. The obscurity that is involved while negotiating with potential international partner is extremely vexing. The VP of CadMex must consider both clauses (Contracts for the international Sales of Goods and Candorean Regulations for Technology Import Contracts). It is requisite that the VP deliberate and try to anticipate unforeseen events regarding partnership agreements.
Forum Selection Clause. It is momentous for the VP to choose the best forum that will benefit CadMex. When choosing the most beneficial Forum Selection Clause, one mus...
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...th an international company must have a profound understanding of the country’s local and customs laws. The United States organization engaged in transactions internationally must understand the customs laws that will affect both businesses and individuals (Melvin, 2011, p. 632). Companies in the United States that desire and is considering engaging in transactions with another country should engage with countries that is a member of The World Trade Organization (WTO). WTO can preside over international dispute that cannot be settles via international arbitration agreements. Companies in the United States that chooses to venture into partnership outside the country must also consider the local laws of the international partner. Any company can be faced with unforeseen events that are not within their control. Intellectual property right should be considered.
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Goods and services may be accepted solely on the grounds of the purchase conditions – if not agreed otherwise in writing. This causes discrepancy with the conditions of the supplier. MTD shall not accept this, unless MTD BIO explicitly agreed to the alternation in writing. For MTD BIO only orders in writing shall be binding. If a dispute arises, which cannot be settled amicably, legislative provisions of the Civil Code shall remain valid, whereas for the interpretation of business usances the provisions of the Incoterms clauses of the International Chamber of Commerce from Paris in the edition, valid on the day of conclusion of the
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Many business owners and entrepreneurs are doubtful about the global opportunities available to their business. In other words, business owners don’t give consideration to the world markets, instead they tend think locally in terms of gaining customers. This doubt however is unfounded. The international trade commission reported that 70% of the world’s purchasing power and 95% of the world’s consumers are located outside of the United States, which means that there is a massive market that is currently untapped by 99% of business in America. In addition to doubt, there is the uncertainty about exporting to other countries, this uncertainty may stem from lack of knowledge about foreign trade and the international laws. A business owner may be uncertain about how, when, where, and to whom it is legal to ship their products. Although, this uncertainty is understandable it is not required for businesses that are conducting business legally within the United States, business owners should remain mindful of this so that they can push their uncertainties aside. The last factor that deters businesses from international trade is Fear. Fear that there will be unforeseen and uncontrollable issues with transporting goods such as: theft, loss, damages, diversions, and/or regulatory penalties that may be imposed on the business. Although, there is a
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In recent decades, the process of globalization has accelerated and the world economy has become increasingly interdependent. The rise in the number of businesses that extensively operate in more than one foreign country, which is known as multinational corporations, plays an important role in the ongoing procedure of globalization. The United Nations has reported that multinational corporations hold one-third of world’s productive assets and control 70 percent of world trade (Schermerhorn et al., 2014). As there is a considerable growth in international businesses, worldwide economy is becoming more highly competitive. The global economy not only offers great opportunities for multinational enterprises but also on the other hand, creates many difficulties for them. Therefore, success in the large-scale economy requires a number of elements. One of the major determinants is dependent on global managers. In the operation of organizations, managers may encounter different international management challenges that restrict their business development. These challenges often include issues associated with the host countries, the global workforce diversity management, management across cultures, difficulties in competitive global business environment as well as in the process of global planning and controlling. This essay is going to discuss the above international management challenges in a broad sense and giving illustration in aspects of each challenge.
"The law relating to consideration in contract law lacks clarity and is in urgent need of reform."
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