Question

Choose a country quite different from your own and, after studying its culture and business practices, write a short report on the kinds of ethical issues that might arise in doing business with those from this country. Which of these issues might be relatively easy to deal with ? Which would be more difficult? Which might be deal- breakers?

Answer 1

For answering the problem I take an example of China which culture is quite different where the main religion is Bodhisattva, they follow Budhha's legislation

Chinese culture managed to retain its unique identity until the advent of Western culture. Chinese Religion, Philosophical and Political: Confucianism, Taoism has left a communal and enduring belief on Chinese culture and tradition.

Chinese people often seek long-term relationships and create relations rather than negotiate contracts. Oversight to refine a personal basis of a business relationship.

people value promptitude, so arrive on time for conferences. If you are late, you should call your partner to inform about your delay and be sure to offer an apology for your lateness. Clasping to a strict meeting plan is not common.

Ethics is crucial for long-term development, and it’s logical for doing business in China. Optimistic execution in ethics will bring a company immaterial possession, like a reliable public image and a higher customer base.

In these the punctuation and another type of business which is not related to their ethical standards and cultural habitat. The trading rules of the country is slightly changed compared to our country these type of circumstances can be deal with ease.

Chinese people are more hardworking and have a higher potential in their work, they are the world's electric market where every electric component cost is much lower than our country's product, so they willing to manufacture these by own processes, their standards are always a big trouble for the country in business. These can cause or deal-breaking.