please help me with the 3 questions. Very simple answer needed and no word instructions. In the International PolandSpotlightPoland is located in Central Europe and is bordered by capitalistic economy with privatization and economic lib-Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, eralization. The country's economic success following theand Lithuania. The Baltic Sea is located to the northwest. fall of the Soviet Union was largely attributed to the gov-Slightly smaller than New Mexico, the country's terrain ernment's success at privatizing most of the small andis largely flat with mountain ranges along its southern medium state-owned companies and encouraging foreignborder. Its climate is relatively cool, with moderately direct investment. Poland's major difficulties lie insevere winters and mild summer temperatures. Poland's its somewhat deficient infrastructure, its rigid labor codes,natural resources include coal, sulfur, copper, natural gas,silver, lead, salt, amber, and arable land."Poland's population, estimated at 38,562,000, hasremained steady for the last several years. Poland, with amedian age of 40 years old, has an older-than-average You Be the Internationalpopulation. The country is essentially entirely made up of Management Consultantnative Poles. Immigrants do not comprise a significantproportion of the population. Poland has no citizenship Tesco, a multinational grocery and general merchandiseby birth; instead, citizenship is awarded by descent, which retailer, operates over 6,000 stores around the world andrequires both parents to be citizens of Poland. The coun- 442 stores in Poland. Tesco has a large online presencetry is almost exclusively Roman Catholic."Poland's GDP stands at US$545 billion, or US$24,952 markets. The company has enjoyed considerable successper capita. Unlike most of Europe, Poland has seen years across the world but has faced some recent difficulty withof steady economic gains. In 2015, the economy expandedat 3.5 percent." Poland was one of the only countries inthe European Union to avoid a recession during 2008- to increase revenues to pay for various initiatives, includ-2009: The government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk ing the proposed imposition on large retailers of asteered the Polish economy through the economic down- 1.9 percent tax on gross revenue. This tax is targeted atturn by skillfully managing public finances and adopting "foreign-dominated industries" like supermarkets andcontroversial pension and tax reforms to further shore up banks. Moody's estimates that this new tax could costpublic finances. Once a largely agricultural nation, the Tesco as much as 3.5 percent of earnings."country's economy has transitioned to one based primar-ily on industry (41 percent) and services (56 percent).The labor force, with 18.29 million people, ranks 34th in 1. If you were a consultant for Tesco, how would youthe world in size." Poland's main export partners includeGermany, the UK, the Czech Republic, France, Italy, theNetherlands, and Russia. Machinery and transportationequipment, intermediate manufactured goods, miscella-neous manufactured goods, foodstuffs, and live animalsare all major exports.Poland has adopted a republic form of government. Itwas one of the first ex-communist countries to embrace aa burdensome commercial court system, its extensivegovernment red tape, a lack of energy mix, and itsburdensome tax system.and handles online orders for customers in its variousits Polish investments.The Polish government has recently announced a planQuestionsadvise Tesco to deal with the new tax?2. Would this new tax be enough for you to advise thecompany to end business in Poland?3. Does the fact that this regulation is specificallytargeted at foreign-dominated industries andbusinesses create concern for future regulationsshould you choose to continue operations inPoland?

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please help me with the 3 questions. Very simple answer needed and no word instructions. In the International PolandSpotlightPoland is located in Central Europe and is bordered by capitalistic economy with privatization and economic lib-Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, eralization. The country's economic success following theand Lithuania. The Baltic Sea is located to the northwest. fall of the Soviet Union was largely attributed to the gov-Slightly smaller than New Mexico, the country's terrain ernment's success at privatizing most of the small andis largely flat with mountain ranges along its southern medium state-owned companies and encouraging foreignborder. Its climate is relatively cool, with moderately direct investment. Poland's major difficulties lie insevere winters and mild summer temperatures. Poland's its somewhat deficient infrastructure, its rigid labor codes,natural resources include coal, sulfur, copper, natural gas,silver, lead, salt, amber, and arable land.&#34;Poland's population, estimated at 38,562,000, hasremained steady for the last several years. Poland, with amedian age of 40 years old, has an older-than-average You Be the Internationalpopulation. The country is essentially entirely made up of Management Consultantnative Poles. Immigrants do not comprise a significantproportion of the population. Poland has no citizenship Tesco, a multinational grocery and general merchandiseby birth; instead, citizenship is awarded by descent, which retailer, operates over 6,000 stores around the world andrequires both parents to be citizens of Poland. The coun- 442 stores in Poland. Tesco has a large online presencetry is almost exclusively Roman Catholic.&#34;Poland's GDP stands at US$545 billion, or US$24,952 markets. The company has enjoyed considerable successper capita. Unlike most of Europe, Poland has seen years across the world but has faced some recent difficulty withof steady economic gains. In 2015, the economy expandedat 3.5 percent.&#34; Poland was one of the only countries inthe European Union to avoid a recession during 2008- to increase revenues to pay for various initiatives, includ-2009: The government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk ing the proposed imposition on large retailers of asteered the Polish economy through the economic down- 1.9 percent tax on gross revenue. This tax is targeted atturn by skillfully managing public finances and adopting &#34;foreign-dominated industries&#34; like supermarkets andcontroversial pension and tax reforms to further shore up banks. Moody's estimates that this new tax could costpublic finances. Once a largely agricultural nation, the Tesco as much as 3.5 percent of earnings.&#34;country's economy has transitioned to one based primar-ily on industry (41 percent) and services (56 percent).The labor force, with 18.29 million people, ranks 34th in 1. If you were a consultant for Tesco, how would youthe world in size.&#34; Poland's main export partners includeGermany, the UK, the Czech Republic, France, Italy, theNetherlands, and Russia. Machinery and transportationequipment, intermediate manufactured goods, miscella-neous manufactured goods, foodstuffs, and live animalsare all major exports.Poland has adopted a republic form of government. Itwas one of the first ex-communist countries to embrace aa burdensome commercial court system, its extensivegovernment red tape, a lack of energy mix, and itsburdensome tax system.and handles online orders for customers in its variousits Polish investments.The Polish government has recently announced a planQuestionsadvise Tesco to deal with the new tax?2. Would this new tax be enough for you to advise thecompany to end business in Poland?3. Does the fact that this regulation is specificallytargeted at foreign-dominated industries andbusinesses create concern for future regulationsshould you choose to continue operations inPoland?

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