PART B Switzerland-based Holcim Group is the latest to join the bandwagon of multinational companies (MNCs) quitting India due to macro-economic and regulatory concerns, and to focus on their core businesses. "A lot of these exits are guided by macro-economic factors globally. Regulatory issues that affected some of the investments in the past are no longer an issue. Regulators have welcomed them, assisted them and when they liked they have exited as well. Many of these exits are sector-specific and are also influenced by past two years of epidemic-related slowdown," Manoj Kumar, founder and managing partner of Delhi-based law firm Hammurabi and Solomon, said. (Financial express, 13th July 2022) Firms struggle amid Sri Lanka's economic crisis - It is a daily struggle for Ranjith Koralage, the boss of a Sri Lankan clothing manufacturer, to find enough diesel to run his company's machines and steam rollers. Sri Lanka is facing its worst financial crisis in decades, with foreign exchange reserves shrinking by more than 16% to $1.93bn in March, central bank data showed on Thursday. (BBC News, 8th April 2022) Based on the two scenarios above, discuss how the host country's political issues may have hindered the organisation's ability to continue and grow? How does the political barriers and laws differ from their home country? How do the organisations overcome the issues and strategies they use to improve their performance? Analyse the organisation's strategies' effects critically, considering relevant literature.Wrte 1000 wds