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Case 4 You've Got Mail In 2001, letters containing anthrax in endospore form were mailed to several news media offices and 2 U.S. Senators. The building had to be evacuated because the airflow system became contaminated. Twenty-two people were infected and five people died. Of the 22 cases, 11 people suffered from inhalation anthrax and experienced the following: fatigue, non-productive cough, fever, chills, and sweats. Bacillus anthracis is a Gram positive bacterium that causes anthrax. Bacillus anthracis is an endospore former. Which of the following best describes its cellular structure. nucleus, chitin cell wall, forms buds nucleoid, chitin cell wall wall, with hyphae 3 layers of calicum, keratin and peptidoglycan around dense nucleoid region consists of plasma membrane, nucleus, and bud scars .
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Despite these efforts, Indonesia faces some challenges in attracting foreign investment. One of the main challenges is the country's complex regulatory environment and legal system, which can be difficult for foreign investors to navigate. In addition, infrastructure development is still a work in progress in many areas, which can be a barrier for some investors.
Overall, Indonesia has made progress in attracting foreign investment in recent years, but there is still room for improvement. The government will need to continue its efforts to streamline regulations, improve infrastructure, and offer attractive incentives in order to compete with other countries in the region for foreign investment.
As an investment analyst working for a global management consulting company (like McKinsey & Co.).
The team is tasked to prepare a business proposal for a client who is considering investing in Indonesia (assume 2005-2006).
Since the company has a handful of competent analysts, the CEO has decided that only the most realistic and logically sound proposal would be submitted to the client for investment consideration.
Questions:
Information from the case Indonesia: 'Attracting Foreign Investment' should the team Invest in Indonesia?
What business they can do?
And what kind of business structure? (Relocation of the home country company or Setting up a joint venture or Capital investment into Indonesian companies).
Give relevant and broad answer.
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