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Global challenges...Global challenges Table of contents TOPICS PAGE NO.S I. Introduction A. Management definition ……………………………………………………. 3 B. Different management schools of thought………………………………. 3
C. Management hierarchical levels..………………………………………….4
D. Competing values framework………………………………………………4-5
II. Application- RBS and globalization
A. RBS- its foundation, turnover, workforce……………………………….5
III. PESTLE analysis
A. Pestle analysis of RBS……………………………………………………5-6
IV. PORTERS five forces analysis of RBS
A. Availability of substitutes Rivalry amongst the existing firms
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Global Challenges...Global Challenges Compare and contrast any country’s recent economic development (since 1980s) with that of another. India is one country that hashad recent economic successes and when one compares the same with that of Ethiopia, there has been a considerable difference ever since the early 1980s. This means that the economic indicators within India are doing something right as compared to Ethiopia which is on a constant famine for a number of decades now. Ethiopia’s problems have been filled with deprivation of resources as far as its people are concerned and there is no proper infrastructure in place while the economic developments within India have increased in the last two decades or so and one can see roads being...
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