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Ok ill give it a shot, but I find that I understand these *alot* better with pictures I've memorised rather than all text (which I highly recommend, especially at this stage) .. so ill sort of plot out just the main feature(s) of each .. International Division Structure Ok, for this one...

Justification should be endevoured through mentioning and linking the strategies with 'relationship marketing', the process of creating customer value through satisfaction, while also developing stronger bonds and links with customers.

Successful Financial Management of a Global Business involves the following: - Methods of Payment (Open Account, Documentary Collection, Letter of Credit, Advance Payment, Countertrade) - Credit Risks (Hedging, Dereritives, Insurance) - Sourcing Funds (EFIC, International Capital Market...

Never heard of that one ... but the syllabus outcomes for that question really dont rule it out! .. Heres to hoping that BoS have some sense and go with what works :p

But No, its not directly in the elements of a marketing plan section of the syllabus, which initially caught me out aswell ... its found near the end of the marketing syllabus.

Goals of financial management: Profitability, Liquidity, Growth, Return on Captial, Efficiency -> How are these affected by global trading? That opens up a vast array of potential topics, including overseas competition. checking this .. Financial Influences: Eurocurrencies, International...

Ok .. sources of Finance to fund global ventures can come from domestic and international sources. We'll Start by looking at the global sources of funds (probably more what you're after here) .. International Capital Market This is made up of 3 primary markets, the international bond market...

Yeah .. perhaps, as my textbook doesnt really make an *overemphasis* on casual employment, rather choosing to focus on casual, part-time, fixed-term and apprentiships in general

Generally Yes, Depending on the format you choose to do, the points should be outlined (in general, just the broad areas perhaps) in either an Introduction or Executive Summary.

I think she means it hasnt been used *every* year since the introduction of the new syllabus rather than it hasnt been used at all ;) ... It really is just too hard to predict ... got to be ready for anything, and therefore I recommend a case study for each topic, no matter how primative...

Effective Employment Relations entails communication systems, grievance procedures, rewarding, flexible working conditions and T&D (Training and Development). Therefore in this question, one would look at how effective such implementations would be when used in unisen with change. In regards...

My Acronym is PFB-C-FFR-FR .. not the easiest I know :p, but have been drilling this one for the last few days and seems to be working. To each their own I guess, but I find that initially an acronym with this many F's is confusing :)

FDI can be in three forms - Strategic Alliance, Joint Venture or Wholly Owned Subsidiary

Also note: *line* manager generally works on production level with employees

crap lol ... WELL thats what you get for not looking at Page 1 :p

Na, one VET course is allowed ... our HSC however accounts for our entire mark (as there are no formal BoS assessments, we work off competancies) ... thats how IT is, im assuming its the same for other VET courses

Wholly owned Subsidiary - A business purchases a business, property or asset outright (as in, not just controlling interest, but, as the name suggests, 'wholly'). A business can also establish their own subsidiary overseas. Joint Venture - Joining with a business sharing in its operations...

COGS = Cost of Goods Sold, meaning the incurred expenses through manufacturing the final product (includes raw materials and production costs). Net Profit is generally defined as Gross Profit - COGS, they *may* ask this .. but my bets on the syllabus ratios.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=91516 Got some acronyms going here ;)

Debenture = Bonds = When a business sources finance, they can issue debentures/bonds to the general public. Initially, these potential investors are provided with a prospectus/proposal outlining the terms of the debenture (in detail), including the interest made on this loan, frequency of...