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1. Explain why Canada’s foreign-ownership restrictions in the telecommunications sector are a form of “trade protectionism” and how they conflict with the ideals of globalization?
2. By limiting foreign ownership and competition in the telecom industry, the Canadian government is favouring Canadian firms relative to their global rivals. Explain why the federal government should play the role of guardian of these Canadian telecom firms. On the flip side, explain why the government should not protect the existing players from more foreign competition.
3. What are three potential benefits and three potential threats to Canada of more multinational wireless carrier companies coming here?The Context of Business
Understanding the Canadian

Business Environment

Len Karakowsky
York University

Natalie Guriel
York University

Toronto

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The context of business: understanding the Canadian business environment/Len Karakowsky,
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Brief Contents

Part 1 A Framework for Study 1
Chapter 1 EXPLORING CANADIAN BUSINESS

A CRITICAL APPROACH: What are
the Major Challenges Facing
Business? 1

Part 2 The Internal Challenges 40
Chapter 2 THE EMPLOYEE–EMPLOYER

RELATIONSHIP: What Responsibilities
Do Bosses Have to Their
Employees? 40

Chapter 3 MANAGING THE WORKFORCE:
How Can Business Leaders Best
Manage Their Employees? 77

Chapter 4 ESTABLISHING THE STRUCTURE
OF A BUSINESS: What Does
Organizational Design Have to
Do with Business Success? 116

Chapter 5

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