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Assignment-2 A. Analyse the functions of Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and identify OPEC member nations...

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A. Analyse the functions of Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and identify OPEC member nations influence and maintain the price of oil through the control of production levels and to generate revenue in recent years. [1000 – 1200 words] 4 Marks.

B. Compare and analyse the effect of Multi-National Companies (MNCs) in Fast Food Chain Outlets with Saudi Based domestic Fast Food Outlets.

Consider one MNC Fast Food outlet (McDonalds / KFC / Pizza Hut / Baskin-Robbins) with one Saudi based domestic Fast Food outlet (Al Tazaj / Al Baik / Kudu / Herfy). [900-1000 words] 3 Marks.

Prepare a short report with the help of following points:

1. Present the study report with clear Introduction and Conclusion including your own views.

2. Analyze your study with micro and macro environmental forces by using SWOT analysis.   

3. Analyze the Political and Economic challenges.

4. Analyze the Legal and Cultural challenges of each country.

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