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HI5015: Legal Aspects of International
Business and Enterprise
2018
Individual Assignment
Due date: Week 6
Total marks for this assignment is 20 marks.
Total weight for this assignment is 20%
Word limit is 2000 words.
Instructions:
This assignment is to be submitted by the due date via SafeAssign on
Blackboard.
The assignment is to be submitted in accordance with assessment
policy stated in the Subject Outline and Student Handbook.
It is the responsibility of the student submitting the work to ensure that
the work is in fact his/her own work. Ensure that when incorporating
the works of others into your submission that it appropriately
acknowledged.
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This is an individual assignment. Students undertake to complete this assignment
individually without any assistance from any other student or person. The assignment
consists of 3 questions, which must be answered in essay form. All questions are required.

Please read and re-read these instructions carefully to avoid any mistakes in writing and
submitting your assignment.

Word limits:

a) The total word limit for the assignment is 2,000 words (+/- 10% allowed). Each
question has a specific word counts; please follow these individual word counts.
Word count limits are strictly enforced. A deduction of 2 marks will be imposed for
every 50 words over the word counts for each individual question and the total word
count allowed for the entire report.

) The total word count for the entire report must be clearly written on the cover sheet
of the assignment and the individual word counts written after the answer to each
individual question. A paper will not be marked if the word counts are not written on
the cover sheet.


Chosen company:

a) This assignment requires you to choose and write about a multinational company
(MNC) operating in Australia. Following these instructions is a list of multinational
companies to choose from.

) Enter the name of your chosen MNC in Blackboard.

a. Go to “Assignments and due dates” > “Individual assignment: choose your
Multinational Company”.

. Choose a company from the list of 100 multinational companies (MNCs) to
esearch and write about.

c. You cannot choose a company that has already been chosen and entered by
another student before you.

d. Unless your lecturer advises otherwise, you can work on your chosen MNC
as long as it has not been chosen by another student before you.

c) A 50% deduction automatically applies if you work on a company different from the
one you entered in Blackboard, without obtaining prior permission from your
lecturer.

Submission:

a) Submissions must be de done online and run through SafeAssign on Blackboard. A
signed cover sheet must be attached showing the total word count for the
assignment. No hard copies are required.

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) Submissions through SafeAssign must show a similarity percentage figure. Any
submission that does not show a SafeAssign similarity percentage will not be
marked and be required to re-submit.

c) Late submissions will be subject to Holmes Institute policy on student assessment
submission and late penalties (please refer to subject outline and Student
handbook).

Citation and referencing:

a) Each answer must have a minimum of 3 scholarly, academic references (minimum
of 9 in total for the entire assignment) which are appropriate for a Masters Level
assignment.

) Assignments are expected to observe proper referencing in accordance with a
generally accepted system of citation (ex, Harvard System; Australian Guide to
Legal Citation). A properly referenced assignment showing in-text citation is critical
to passing the group assignment.

SafeAssign similarity percentage:

a) Plagiarism in any form, shape or manner is unacceptable under any circumstances
and will be dealt with according to Institute policy on plagiarism.

) In general, for written reports, a SafeAssign similarity percentage of 25% or below is
acceptable. Regardless of the similarity figure, all group reports must use in-text
citation and observe proper referencing rules.



ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS

1. Identify a multinational company (MNC) operating in Australia. Provide a
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description of the company including the following:

 The industry the company operates in
 Number of staff in Australia
 Number of staff globally
 Location of global headquarters

(150 words; 3 Marks)


2. Identify any legislative regulatory framework/s affecting the MNC you have identified
operating in Australia and discuss why and how it affects the company. For
example, multinational corporations, like local companies, are subject to 30 per cent
corporate tax. (925 words; 8.5 Marks)

3. Identify any treaties, conventions or agreements that have impacted on the
products or services that your chosen MNC provides in Australia. How does it
impact the provision of these products and services? (925 words; 8.5 Marks)


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LIST OF MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES
Company name Nationality Industry
1. Apple Inc United States Technology
2. Alphabet Inc-Cl A United States Technology
3. Microsoft Corp United States Technology
4. Amazon.Com Inc United States Consumer Services
5. Berkshire Hathaway Inc-Cl A United States Financials
6. Facebook Inc-A United States Technology
7. Exxon Mobil Corp United States Oil & Gas
8. Johnson & Johnson United States Health Care
9. Jpmorgan Chase & Co United States Financials
10. Wells Fargo & Co United States Financials
11. Tencent Holdings Ltd China Technology
12. Alibaba Group Holding-Sp Adr China Consumer Services
13. General Electric Co United States Industrials
14. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd South Korea Consumer Goods
15. At&T Inc United States Telecommunications
16. Ind & Comm Bk Of China-A China Financials
17. Nestle Switzerland Consumer Goods
18. Bank Of America Corp United States Financials
19. Procter & Gamble United States Consumer Goods
20. China Mobile Ltd Hong Kong Telecommunications
21. Anheuser-Busch InbevSA Belgium Consumer Goods
22. Roche Holding Switzerland Health Care
23. Royal Dutch Shell United Kingdom Oil & Gas
24. Wal-Mart Stores Inc United States Consumer Services
25. Visa Inc-Class A Shares United States Financials
26. Pfizer Inc United States Health Care
27. Chevron Corp United States Oil & Gas
28. China Construction Bank China Financials
29. PetrochinaCo Ltd China Oil & Gas
30. Verizon Communications Inc United States Telecommunications
31. Novartis Switzerland Health Care
32. Oracle Corp United States Technology
33. Coca-Cola Co United States Consumer Goods
34. Walt Disney Co United States Consumer Services
35. Comcast Corp United States Consumer Services
36. Toyota Motor Corp Japan Consumer Goods
37. Home Depot Inc United States Consumer Services
38. Philip Mo
is International United States Consumer Goods
39. Merck & Co. Inc. United States Health Care
40. Intel Corp United States Technology
41. Cisco Systems Inc United States Technology
42. Citigroup Inc United States Financials
43. IBM Corp United States Technology
44. HSBC Holdings Plc United Kingdom Financials
45. TSMC Taiwan Technology
46. Pepsico Inc United States Consumer Goods
47. Unitedhealth Group Inc United States Health Care
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48. Agricultural Bank Of China China Financials
49. Bank Of China China Financials
50. Unilever Netherlands Consumer Goods
51. Altria Group Inc United States Consumer Goods
52. Total Sa France Oil & Gas
53. British American Tobacco Plc United Kingdom Consumer Goods
54. MastercardInc United States Financials
55. Amgen Inc United States Health Care
56. Sap Germany Technology
57. Sanofi France Health Care
58. Siemens Germany Industrials
59. 3M Co United States Industrials
60. Commonwealth Bank Of
Australia
Australia Financials
61. Bp Plc United Kingdom Oil & Gas
62. LVMHSA France Consumer Goods
63. Kraft Heinz United States
64. Medtronic Plc Ireland Health Care
65. InditexSA Spain Consumer Services
66. Schlumberger Ltd United States Oil & Gas
67. L'Oreal France Consumer Goods
68. Boeing United States Industrials
69. Royal Bank Of Canada Canada Financials
70. Mcdonald'S Corp United States Consumer Services
71. A
vie Inc United States
72. Glaxosmithkline Plc United Kingdom Health Care
73. Charter Communications United States
74. China Petroleum & Chemical China Oil & Gas
75. Ping An Insurance Group China Financials
76. China Life Insurance China Financials
77. Celgene Corp United States Health Care
78. Goldman Sachs Group Inc United States Financials
79. Bayer Germany Basic Materials
80. Honeywell International Inc United States Industrials
81. United Parcel Service- United States Industrials
82. Toronto-Dominion Bank Canada Financials
83. Eli Lilly & Co United States Health Care
84. Nike United States Consumer Goods
85. BHP Billiton Australia Basic Materials
86. Ambev Brazil Consumer Goods
87. BASF Germany Basic Materials
88. Ntt Docomo Inc Japan Telecommunications
89. Westpac Banking Corp Australia Financials
90. United Technologies Corp United States Industrials
91. Reynolds American Inc United States Consumer Goods
92. Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc United States Consumer Services
93. Banco Santander Spain Financials
94. Bristol-Myers Squi
Co United States Health Care
95. Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Japan Telecommunications
96. Mitsubishi Ufj Financial Gro Japan Financials
97. Gilead Sciences Inc United States Health Care
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98. Broadcom Ltd United States Technology
99. Novo Nordisk Denmark Health Care
100. Priceline Group Inc United States Consumer Services
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Sarabjeet answered on Aug 29 2020
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PepsiCo
Legal Aspects of International Business and Enterprise
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Table of Contents
Question 1    3
The industry the company operates in    3
Number of Staff in Australia    3
Number of Staff globally    3
Location of global headquarters    3
Question 2    4
Legislative Regulatory Framework Affected the PepsiCo    4
Question 3    6
References    9
Question 1
The industry the company operates in
Australia's PepsiCo is a home to few of world's most recognizable and esteemed
ands, including Doritos, Gatorade, Pepsi and Quakers, as well as Red Rock Deli, Smith Chips, Twisties and Blue Jays. A popular
and. From snacks to beverages, the company offers customers a wide range of products, from simple snacks to healthier products.
PepsiCo Australia is part of global PepsiCo company, which consists of 4key divisions: PepsiCo Americas Foods, PepsiCo Middle East,PepsiCo Americas Beveragesas well as Africa PepsiCo Europe. Today, PepsiCo is one of world's major beverage companies with a large number of popular products (Ball, Creedy and Scobie, 2018).
Number of Staff in Australia
Australian PepsiCo has more than 2,500 Australians, including PepsiCo business divisions –PepsiCo, Smith's Snackfood, Quaker Oats, and New Zealand Bluebird Foods.
Number of Staff globally
PepsiCo's global staff has expanded from 19,000 in year1965 to 263,000 in 50 years. The corporation has approximately 110,000 workforces in globally. Pepsi's beverage and food products are sold worldwide. Its six worldwide divisions, whether independent or with the third parties, manufacture, market, allocate and sell the wide range of beverages and foods in itsvaried product portfolio, propel innovation,in addition, are committed to delivering purposeful performance.
Location of global headquarters
PepsiCo's commercial headquarters in the New York, USA.PepsiCo products are offered to consumers over 200 nations and regions everywherein the world. Due to international expansion, PepsiCo's global business structure has been transfe
ed many times in history. As of year, 2016, it is divided into six chief divisions: North American Beverage, Quaker Foods North America, Frito-Lay North America, Europe,Latin America and Sahara South Africa, Asia, North Africa and Middle East (Belde
os, Du and Goerzen, 2017).
Question 2
Legislative Regulatory Framework Affected the PepsiCo
PepsiCo's businesses include distribution, storage, production, sales, marketing, advertising, labelling, safety and health practices, transport and utilization of most of its products, subject to severalregulations and laws governed by local, state and federal authorities. Australian government agencies, as well as government entities and institutions outside Australia, manage laws and regulations in the markets in which they manufacture, manufacture or sell their products. The company's strategy is to fulfilregulations and laws around the world that applied to its business (Bonadio, 2013).
These regulations and laws can sometimes change intensely due to social, economic or political events. These regulatory environmental changes comprisevariations in drug and food laws, regulations related to deceptive and advertising promotion practices,tax requirements, accounting standards, environmental law and competition law, together with laws related to water rights as well as treatment regulation. Variations in regulations, laws or government rules and related understandings may change environment wherein the company conducts its business and might affect PepsiCo performance or upsurgePepsiCoresponsibilities or costs. Particularly, government agencies operating in jurisdictions mightexecute new labels, product and production needs or other boundaries (Fudge, 2015). In various jurisdictions, the compliance with the competition laws is particularly important to companies because of their competitive position in these jurisdictions. Regulators operating under their law firms might also have implementation powers that may allow us to act, for example, product recalls, abduction of products and other sanctions, which may adversely affect the company's sales or damage its reputation. PepsiCo Australia adheres to a wide range of voluntary industries. Marketing practices, including a children's advertising guide that fits PepsiCo overall global strategy. PepsiCo sells a range of products that meet the strategic nutritional standards of state government cafeterias.
The company applies legislation in certain jurisdictions to impose special taxes or other restrictions on products sold by certain companies. For instance, some local, state, federal and governments in Australia and some other nations in which the...
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