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    This document provides an overview of multinational corporations (MNCs). It defines an MNC as a large corporation that produces and sells goods or services in multiple countries, while being managed from one country. The document then lists and describes the key features of MNCs, their objectives, advantages, disadvantages, as well as what India offers to attract MNCs. It also names some of the top MNCs operating in India and discusses the future and criticisms of MNCs.

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    MNC

    MULTINATIONAL
    CORPORATION

    Business Studies Assignment


    Group Presentation
    CONTENT
    • What is MNC?
    • Features of MNCs
    • Objectives of a MNC
    • SWOT Analysis
    • Advantages & Disadvantages
    • What India offers to MNCs?
    • Some of the top MNCs in India
    • Future of MNCs
    • Criticism towards MNCs
    WHAT IS MNC?
    • A Multinational Corporation (MNC) is a large corporation
    which produces and sells goods or services in multiple
    countries.

    • It is an enterprise operating in several countries but


    managed from one country.

    • Examples- Microsoft, Coca Cola, Aditya Birla Group,


    Honda, etc.
    FEATURES OF MNCS
    • Big Size
    • Huge intellectual capital
    • Operates in multiple countries
    • Huge customer base
    • Huge number of competitors
    • Structured way of decision making
    OBJECTIVES OF A MNC
    • To expand business beyond the boundaries of the home
    country
    • To dominate lucrative foreign markets against other
    international competitors
    • To maximize profits and minimize cost of production
    • To be more innovative than competitors to anticipate
    future needs of people
    • To establish an international corporate image
    ADVANTAGES OF MNC
    • MNCs create employment opportunities in host country.
    • Greater availability of products for local consumers
    • Transfer of technology and capital to the host country
    • Technical and Managerial development
    • Improvement in standard of living
    • Improvement in Balance of Payment
    • Boosts industrial activities of home country
    • Improve trade relations between countries
    DISADVANTAGES OF MNC
    • Threat to domestic industries of the host country
    • The host country is likely to lose its economic sovereignty
    • Careless exploitation of natural resources
    • The host country may experience some loss of control
    over its economy
    • Development of social welfare or economy is ignored as
    their focus is to maximise profit
    WHAT DOES INDIA OFFER?

    • Huge market potential (Large population)

    • Third largest economy by Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)


    and fastest growing economy in the world

    • Labor is easily available

    • Macro-economic stability
    TOP CORPORATIONS IN INDIA
    • IBM
    • Microsoft
    • Samsung
    • Aditya Birla Group
    • Amazon
    • Google
    • Sony
    • Tata
    FUTURE OF MNC
    • Increasing international competition
    • Technological advancement
    • Reduction in friction among nations
    • World business community uniting together
    • Growing role of private sector in developing nations
    • Global regional economic integration
    • Globalization of firms and industries
    CRITICISM TOWARDS MNC
    • Creation of false needs in people
    • Interference and dominance in the internal affairs of
    sovereign nations
    • Intrusive advertising and corporate lobbying
    • Creation of monopolies endangering small local
    businesses
    • Tax avoidance practiced on a large scale
    Thank You

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