ethanol product and difficulties in purchasing corn from U.S. farmer, Discussion questions help

ethanol product and difficulties in purchasing corn from U.S. farmer, Discussion questions help

IMPORTANT NOTE: The questions must be address in its full context. These questions are an opportunity to go outside the box to demonstrate your analytical, integrative, problem- solving and critical thinking skills using the knowledge acquired in your readings. As a result, it is very important to pay close attention to the questions and be able to conduct your discussions in the context of your question.  – Please keep this in mind when you complete this assignment.

You must expand your ideas further. Analysis must be deep and very instructive. 

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. Each question should be answered in at least 300 words. Quality of content and use of course and outside-of-course resources to support your position or analysis. The answers should not be in the form of essay, just straight to the point- Work must be original and cite your sources.

Please be sure to answer the question completely but specifically in well-written complete sentences. 

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1. Because of the declining demand for your ethanol product and difficulties in purchasing corn from U.S. farmers at a reasonable price you are considering moving your production facility to a foreign location.  In the evaluation of this possibility you want to address two initial concerns.  First, should foreign capital be used to meet the cost of relocating your facility?  Second, what is the best way to finance this new project if foreign capital is used?

2. Assuming your foreign operation becomes profitable you now need to deal with the issue of repatriation of earnings from the overseas operation back to the U.S.  Discuss the issues associated with immediate repatriation of earnings compared to a deferral of earnings repatriation.