Using globalEDGE.msu.edu, the textbook, and other articles.

1. Pick a country - not the US, Mexico or Canada
2. Pick an existing product or a realistic product to introduce into that country.
3. Review the chapter 5 material and also go to globaledge.msu.edu for more information. Search by Country, Trade Bloc, Classification... Go through the various sections on the left - Introduction, Statistics, Economy, History...Don't forget to check out the Tips When Visiting if there are any.

Include-

1. The chosen country and why selected that one.
2. The product brought into that country and why. Provide supporting evidence that the product selected is a logical and relevant product for that country.
3. Discuss issues/concerns of bringing that product into that country based on
   1. Cultural
   2. Economic
   3. Political
   4. Technological
   5. Is this a feasible risk to take? Why or why not.
4. The top 5 or 6 things found that were interesting/unusual/surprising about the country.
5. Cite Sources Using globalEDGE.msu.edu, the textbook, and other articles.
6. Pick a country - not the US, Mexico or Canada
7. Pick an existing product or a realistic product to introduce into that country.
8. Review the chapter 5 material and also go to globaledge.msu.edu for more information. Search by Country, Trade Bloc, Classification... Go through the various sections on the left - Introduction, Statistics, Economy, History...Don't forget to check out the Tips When Visiting if there are any.

Include-

1. The chosen country and why selected that one.
2. The product brought into that country and why. Provide supporting evidence that the product selected is a logical and relevant product for that country.
3. Discuss issues/concerns of bringing that product into that country based on
   1. Cultural
   2. Economic
   3. Political
   4. Technological
   5. Is this a feasible risk to take? Why or why not.
4. The top 5 or 6 things found that were interesting/unusual/surprising about the country.
5. Cite sources (include two additional sources supporting the feasible risk explanation)