International Negotiations

International Negotiations

1. Political

   • Increase in tax
     • It occurs when the country is not okay.
       • It is not controlled by businesses.
         • Controlled by government.
   • Decrease in tax
     • It occurs when the country is okay.
       • It is not controlled by businesses.
         • Controlled by government.
   • Corruption
     • Government issue.
   • Stability
     • Good factor for a negotiation.

2. Economic

   • Recession
     • A country or business has to be stable, being in recession can be hard to have a negotiation.
   • Inflation
     • Has to be equilibrated or low in order to benefit.
   • Interest Rates
     • A country can have good interest rates and awful interest rates.
       • Nobody can control this.
   • Demand
     • The demand can go up and down.
       • Consumers are the only ones that can "control" this.

3. Financial

   • Profit
     • You don't know how many profit a business can receive.
       • It is unpredictable.
   • Expenses
     • They can change constantly.
   • Revenue
     • Sometimes they can benefit a business and sometimes not.
       • They change constantly.
   • Performance
     • Depends on how the country or business achieve,

4. Cultural

   • Beliefs
     • It varies on each country.
       • Can't control the beliefs of each country or business.
   • Customs
     • It varies on each country.
       • Can't control the customs of each country or business.
   • Values
     • It varies on each country.
       • Can't control the values of each country and business.

5. Legal

   • Laws
     • It is how a country rules itself and how business depend on.
       • Government make them.
   • Transportation
     • Unpredictable.

6. Natural

   • Location
     • It is important to have a good location.
     • Time
       • Difference of hours on each country.
   • Weather
     • It complicates businesses.
       • It is difficult to reunite.