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Nokia TNC Case Study
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Nokia TNC Case Study
Headquarters
Finland
Finnish company
Provides skilled businessmen
EU trade quotas are lifted
Where product decisions are made
Research and development
In ten countries
Including
Farnborough, UK
USA (4)
Japan
All MEDCs
Better technology - more developed
Better education
Employing 30,415
Components
Production plants
Including
Brazil
Greece
South Korea
Crude oil from Middle East
Batteries from China
Coltan from Congo, processed in Australia
More abundant in Congo - cheaper
In countries like China because
Keep wages low = more profit
China may've reached out to Nokia
Increase China's industry
Relatively good education
Change in employment?
Nokia's employing more people as more products are being sold
Multiplier effect
Nokia provide jobs
More affluence
More businesses set up
Increase standard of living of an area
In India
2003 - 184 employees
2007 - 11497 employees
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