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Q1:
Foreign investment is any financial investment by a non-resident. These financial commitments can be the purchase of a business, land, stocks, bonds, shares, investment certificates, or any other asset with the potential for financial return.

Q2:
answers should discuss the quality and quantity of natural resources in Canada, the strength of the Canadian dollar, Canada’s infrastructure, the research and development undertaken in this country, the characteristics of the Canadian workforce, the characteristics of Canadian society, the level of entrepreneurship in Canada, and the amount of government involvement in Canadian business.

Q3.
answers should describe specific issues from the chapter, then explain how they might be dealt with. Examples of issues are

– Host country issues: environmental protection and pollution; corruption, bribery;

– Consumer issues: product safety and standards

– Employee issues: workplace health and safety, equality, human rights, child labour

– Stockholder issues: profitability and honesty.

Each issue can generate a variety of answers. Students who deal with child labour, for example, can argue for supporting it based on cultural relativism, working to eradicate it by supporting local legal initiatives, publicizing companies that engage in the practice to stir consumer activism, or ceasing to deal with the offending nations, based on ethical imperialism.

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Foreign investment means when companies wants to invest or start a company in another nation.

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Abundance of Resources Canada is a well known nation for having a wide range of natural resources such as, oil, crops, and pulp and paper. This is a competitive advantage for Canada because they are able to export to other countries that are in need of these products. Canada would then be able to profit from these products as they set the tone for supply and demand.

Political Stability
A competitive advantage that Canada has as there is no political disaster occurring in the nation. With the Bank of Canada controlling all inflation rates, the flow of money, and interest rates they are able to build a stable economy for trading.

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Foreign investment is when a company or individual from one nation invests in assets or ownership stakes of a company based in another nation.
The 2 types of assets are tangible assets (cash, land, equipment) and intangible assets (goodwill, copyrights, patents).

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The host country:
-certain policies and regulation should be agreed upon and integrated - by both business (both businesses should agree on common grounds). For example:
Society of host country:
-awareness campaigns and other movements that advocate for and support ethical issue at hand. For example, child labour. Companies (in the developed country) will spread awareness to their consumers. This is an attempt to stop support towards unethical practices. Also, this awareness campaign can take place in the developing country (where the ethical issue is). The workers and consumers will fight against the unethical businesses.

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Natural Resource: Canada is rich in natural resource which can fill its national needs and exports the rest to the global market. This allow Canada to build relationship with other countries and achieve competitive advantage in the global marketplace.
Stable Banking System: compare to other countries, especially its neighbor, United States, Canada has a stable and safe banking system (major five banks) that controls the national Monterey policies. It is a competitive advantage for Canada such that their cash flow in the economy is protect by bank which allows to achieve economic growth.
R&D: Canada encourage and give subsidy for the advance research and development in the country. This allow Canada to be innovative and stronger compare to other countries.

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Foreign investment consists of flows of capital from one nation to another in exchange for significant ownership stakes in domestic companies or other domestic assets. Typically, foreign investment denotes that foreigners take a somewhat active role in management as a part of their investment. Two examples include cash flow and capital such as buildings, branch plants, and etc.

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Q3:  Discuss how Canadian companies that do business internationally can deal with ethical issues related to two of the following groups of stakeholders: the host country and its society; consumers; employees; investors (stockholders).  (4 marks)

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Q3:  Discuss how Canadian companies that do business internationally can deal with ethical issues related to two of the following groups of stakeholders: the host country and its society; consumers; employees; investors (stockholders).  (4 marks)

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Q2:  Analyze Canada’s ability to achieve competitive advantage in the global marketplace. Identify and discuss three specific advantages through your analysis. (3 marks)    

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Q2:  Analyze Canada’s ability to achieve competitive advantage in the global marketplace. Identify and discuss three specific advantages through your analysis. (3 marks)    

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Q1:  Give a definition for foreign investment. List two types of asset, which are included.(2 marks)

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Q1:  Give a definition for foreign investment. List two types of asset, which are included.(2 marks)