Carros japoneses usados

• País: Zambia
• Fecha: 2018-01-15

"DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND CAR FROM JAPAN"
Development is growth and expansion in the production base of the economy, that reflects sustainable wellbeing of citizens. Increased economic productivity has a direct correlation to improved standards of living and economic growth. Multinational companies have a complementary duty in expanding their markets as well as creating capacity for sustainable local technologies that aid maximum future economic returns in host economies.
As an micro and macreconomic agent, CAR FROM JAPAN can help needy economies by facilitating an a win - win situation where employees with insurable salaries can acquire productive capitals like cars, tractors, buses, and other machineries that can help expand economic base. In other words, through government and cooperative partners, a sustainable system can be ensued in order to enhance the social marginal benefits of host economies, without constraining the private marginal benefits of the company.
Due to the dynamic business environment, it's viable that CAR FROM JAPAN continue to be a partner in national development by carrying out a market research in host countries. This can help in determining the correct packages for its economic segment. Despite a positive impact on the lives of many beneficiaries of cars from Japan, its imperative that CAR FROM JAPAN extend its products in others sector like CAR TECHNOLOGY transfer, with emphasis on local technologies like in agriculture, processing, and manufacturing sectors, in relation to transport. With the high industrial muscles in Japan, many more prospects and potentials can be unveiled by both players, with the right and appropriate approaches.
Further, high incidents of accidents in host economies like Zambia calls for pre installed speed limiters, and seat belts. Most commuter buses in Zambia are modified after importation. This however tend to degrade the design and comfort of the car. Thus, preinstalled seat belt, and speed limiting systems can save more lives.
As I conclude, I commend your business initiative to strive to reach the grassroots, partner with government and private institutions in insuring a supportive win - win situation for all. Hope this small piece of contribution will help.
Thank you for your time.
Cornelius