Identify and discuss briefly what you think are the major trade-offs that firms face as they think about offshoring and reshoring. When substantial layoffs are involved, what are firms’ responsibilities to their employees and their communities?
After reading about the job loss, and outsourcing i still have convictions about it I understand how companies find the need to move a company to an area where they can be most profitable. bt closing business have created job loss and this is the bottom line for the people in the US. firm that descide to outsource their company overseas have looked at the bottom line and saving their company by using area in which the labor is cheaper , or products and labor are cheaper making it cheaper to produce products, or cheaper to use call centers and many other factors, However some companies that decide to outsource actually end up coming back because communities they seek to do business with the company have difficulties and the company would end up better benefitting in returning the company. however when these plants close the companies are responsible for many people becoming dislocated and this consideration should be evaluated before they do it, they should see what their closing will do to the community and try and come up with solution that will help in the situation. but in reality a company has no responsibility to the employees or community but it would be better for both if the company would evaluate other ways before making the decision.
Identify and discuss briefly what you think are the major trade-offs that firms face as they...
1. List and discuss two of the alternative manufacturing strategies. 2. Firms also face several trade-offs when deciding upon a location. E.g. Locating facilities close to consumers improves response times and reduces transportation costs. What other costs increase as a result?
Give three examples of important trade-offs that you face in your life. What are the opportunity costs of such trade offs? How do you think that impacts on a larger scale?
Discuss your ideas for creating an ideal cockpit, cabin, or air frame and the trade offs between comfort, efficiency, and cost. There are no wrong ideas, just express what you think would be ideal. You can approach this as a passenger, mechanic, or a pilot. No additional information "should" be needed, so feel free to take your best attempt at bat
Discuss trade-offs that may be required when managing the triple constraint. What element(s) of the triple constraint typically take priority in your organization? Why? Project Management
Trade Offs Imagine having two critically ill patients but just one ventilator. That is the choice which could confront hospital staff in New York, Paris and London in the coming weeks, just as it has in Lombardy and Madrid. Triage demands agonizing decisions. Medics have to say who will be treated and who must go without who might live and who will probably die. The pandemic that is raging across the world heaps one such miserable choice upon another. Should...
Discuss what you think are some major examples of alternative religion. Be very detailed.
Summarize the major theories of emotion. Identify which theory you think is the most valid. What makes this theory more valid to you than the others? Identify which theory of emotion you think is the least valid. What makes this theory less valid to you than the others? Your response must be at least 300 words.
1-1. Principle 1: People Face Trade-offs The study of Economics starts by acknowledging 1-2. Principle 2: The Cost of Something Is What You Give Up to Get It What is opportunity cost? It is the highest-valued, next best alternative that must be to obtain something or to satisfy a want. 1-3. Principle 3: Rational People Think at the Margin Rational people often make decisions by comparing marginal benefits andL A rational decision maker takes an action if and only if...
Briefly discuss what the International Salt Case was all about. Specifically, identify what was the charge brought against International Salt, how International Salt was violating the law, which specific law it violated, and how the Supreme Court ruled. HTML Editor
1. Working capital management (10 marks) a) Your CFO tells you as finance manager that he feels much safer to have a larger inventory and cash level than before. What are trade-offs involved in the decision of how much inventory or cash the firm should carry. Answer for both inventory level and cash level separately. (5 marks) 1. Working capital management (10 marks) a) Your CFO tells you as finance manager that he feels much safer to have a larger...