A case brief should not exceed 500 words one single-spaced


Case Study: Hummus Bar: Dipping Into International Markets

Instructions

A Case Brief should not exceed 500 words (one single-spaced typed page). It should be written with the assumption that the reader is familiar with the details of the case.

Each case will have several key issues faced by a firm or a manager that are relevant to the international nature of the business.

For each case, do the following:

  • Identify one or two of key issues.
  • Present an argument for your choice, explaining what makes these issues "key" to the success of the firm using information from the case.
  • Relate your assessment to the assigned readings.
  • Conclude by recommending actions that the firm/manager should take, and explain your reasoning.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Format (spelling, punctuation, grammar, etc.).
  • Clarity and organization of information and ideas presented.
  • Understanding of readings to demonstrate understanding and explanation of appropriate international business issues.
  • Use of evidence from the case to support arguments.

Attachment:- Hummus Bar Dipping into International Markets.PDF

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