The business world has become a competitive market pushing people to look for other ways of earning revenues other than the normal operations of a firm. Investments are examples of ways through which an organization can generate more income. The undertaking is carried out with the hope that the value...

The book was written by scholars Gordon Murray and Daniel Goldie in 2011 and it publishing at New York-Boston. It emphasizes on the need of making an investment today in anticipation of better life in the future. It has valuable information that greatly helps the reader experience and upward data...

Financing a plant in Latin America by the MNC is a foreign investment which requires important market or industry analysis. Market analysis or environmental considerations must start from understanding the legal or regulation of the market and political environment of the intended country of investment which in this case is...

The theory of comparative advantage refers to the capability of one country or a party to produce a specific good at a relatively lower marginal costs as compared to another (Ricardo, 1951-1973). The theory attempts to explain that when one country is better placed to produce a good cheaply than...

Introduction Financial markets refer to a combination of markets where diverse products are traded. The products that are traded include derivatives, foreign exchange, equities, bonds, stocks and fixed income securities. Financial markets provide a platform for businesses and companies to be able to reduce risks, raise money to grow and...