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T R A N S N AT I O N A L

NIKE
C O R P O R AT I O N
Nike, Just Do It. - Engaged in the design, development, manufacturing,
and worldwide marketing and sales of footwear, apparel, equipment,
accessories, and services

MAIN HEADQUARTER – USA, Beaverton, Oregon

MAIN PRODUCTIONS – Vietnam & China

Nike, a Transnational Corporation, what does it mean ???


- Internationally involved in goods and services
- Factories in developing countries Workers make
- Cheap Labor 15% about 40$ a
Global month
Nike Revenue 2019 Revenue
+ $39.117B

Nike’s China Revenue 2019 (China)


+ $6.21 billion
Advantages – Foreign Countries

1. Work and skills – reduces rate of unemployment and increase in work knowledge

2. Improve standard of living – workers able to survive with minimum salary

3. Improves currency of country – International bonds and payment

4. Government GDP – Improvement of economy from sales

5. Bonus investments – extra money can be used to develop the country

6. People can buy – citizens living in the country can buy the products

These are the things foreign countries like China gain from
the Nike as TNC.
China is likely to keep on working with Nike as it has
become a success for Nike to operate there.
Disadvantages – Foreign Countries
1. Low income – salary of less than 50$ a month

2. Bad working conditions – repetitive work and poor facility

3. Risk of closing – usually when there’s cheaper labor in another LEDCs

4. Profits sent back to MEDCS – Investment won’t benefit the LEDCs

5. Rich get richer – from the work of the LEDCs, MEDCs dominate the market

6. Not recognized – products sold won’t give recognition to the factory workers

There are also some downsides to China, however it isn’t


as great for it to quit working with Nike .
So we can say that , the goods outweigh the bad.
THANK YOU :)
MOSSAAB
11 GHAZALI

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