Taiwan Reports Samples For Students

Company Report

HTC Corporation is a well-known maker of Smart phones, window smart phones, android smart phones, touch phones, tablets, personal digital assistant phones, and panel computers. HTC also works for the research and development for their own products and sell its manufactured goods under company’s brand name i.e. this paper intends to discuss HTC Corporation, its financial reports and other related aspects.
HTC, headquartered in New Taipei, Taiwan, was founded in year 1997 by Cher Wang and Peter Chou. Company built a good market reputation in a short span of time due to its innovative and good quality products. Company always keeps ...

This project involves interviewing people who go crabbing, a total of 30 individuals were interviewed and responded to four questions. These questions were:
1. How many time do you go crabbing per week?
2. How much money do you spend on baits?
3. What country dose your fish poles come from?
4. Can you get 10 more crabs per time?
The first question yielded numerical data; the second question also yielded numerical data whereas the third question and fourth question yielded nominal and ordinal data respectively.
Data was collected and analyzed using excel, the ...

for Argentina and Hungary
Olomoze’s products would be aggregated in the group or category where tea milk and bubble tea are also classified. From the industry or macroeconomic perspective, while they may be differentiated, these products are considered as alternatives or substitutes to each other . Instead of using dairy or ice cream industry data (which comprise a bigger industry), Taiwan’s aggregated demand for tea milk and similar products are used for demand estimation.
Taiwan’s consumption of or demand for these products is estimated at about 1.5 billion cups a year. Each cup is about 8 ounces, ...

Olomoze is choosing between Argentina and Hungary to expand its operations and fanchises. Among other things, demand estimation was done by relationship analysis based on certain assumptions. Olomoze’s products are food items purchased and consumed by individual persons. So the estimation is done on the basis of the population of the countries considered.
Quantitative market research information are not available at this point which could provide an estimate of how much of a country’s population consume the products. Assumptions were thus made to get some comparative figures between the two countries.

Argentina

The World Bank classifies Argentina as ...

Transforming Taiwanese Economic structure in the 20th Century

Taiwan is the 17th largest global economy, 14th largest exporter and 16th largest importer, and also the third largest economy to be holding foreign exchange reserves, that are more than 180 billion US dollars. In the second half of the 20th century, Taiwan witnessed increased agrarian output because of the land reforms that were initiated, under the Chiang Kai shek’ rule. The 1960s saw a creation of export processing zones with attractive incentives for foreign investors. There was a gradual shift in emphasis from agriculture to technology because of several advantages that Taiwan presented in the international markets, and ...

The University

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1.0 Starbucks at 20 Percent Net Revenue Growth
1.1 Net Revenue Growth of 20 Percent
1.1.1 Current State
Statista (2016) ranked Starbucks as the 2015 top leading coffeehouse chain globally in terms of revenue with its revenue of $21.095 billion, followed far behind by Costa Coffee ($1.809 billion) and McCafe ($1.462 billion). It also has the largest store chain of 23,043 stores worldwide. As of fiscal year 2015, Starbucks had a total number of 23,043 stores globally, 12,235 (53%) of which are company-operated stores and 10,808 (47%) are ...

BUSINESS STUDY REPORT:

This report is devoted to the YEO’s Beverage Company. The report has four main parts. The first part is an introduction where the general information about the company, the environment where it operates and its main competitors are presented. The second part is microeconomic analysis. The factors of production and its cost structure are examined there. The third part macroeconomic analysis where macroeconomic environment in which the business operates are discussed. The forth part is the analysis of sustainability and the impact of business operations on the environment. At the end of the report, there is a conclusion ...

In the past forty years, specific countries in East Asia have presented a sustained economic growth in comparison to others globally. These eight countries are Japan , Singapore, Hongkong, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. They are referred to as the high performing Asian economies (HPAEs) because of their miraculous growth in the past several decades (World Bank, 1993). Macroeconomic stability is one of the factors that contribute to their success. According to the World Bank (1993), macroeconomic stability was defined as keeping inflation under control, managing external debt well, and resolving macroeconomic crises quickly. How such stability is manifested ...

Introduction

The Philippines is a small country located in Asia’s South East Asian region. To its north lies Taiwan, China, and Korea; to the east lies the Pacific Ocean, to the west, Vietnam and its nearby countries; and to the south lies Malaysia and its nearby countries. The Philippines has a rich and long international history that dates back to the three hundred years of Spanish Occupation, which actually lead to a series of violent wars of revolution, in the 17th century. The objective of this paper is to present a comprehensive discussion of this country, focusing on political system and structural issues ...

Theories of Foreign Direct Investment

A Company’s interest in investing in foreign markets is guided by many forces. There are several theories that explain the justification of FDI in the countries of interest. Among them is the theory of imperfect markets (oligopolies and business advantage) (Chiang, 1995).This theory is majorly cantered on the fact that companies operate on an area of market advantage. A research carried in Stephen Hymer in 1959 at MIT showed that this type of investment was common in markets where oligopoly was the order of the day (Gwarney& Somida, 2000). Companies which were losing their domestic markets due ...