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The document provided in the sample is a handy tool in analyzing the kind of market that

India has to accommodate foreign companies. The author has not only highlighted the

background information of India's trading opportunities but also provided precise details on what

opportunities India has in becoming an exemplary trading ground. For instance, there are

detailed clues on the type of items that India trades and their impacts on the economy of India.

The author has highlighted specific examples of places where the installation of foreign

companies can thrive. There are details on the political turmoil of India and some clues on how

to evade them. This document is also a useful tool for other companies that would want to

establish their branches in India. There is absolutely no point in going further to look for more

detail ones you get a copy of this.

Like in many other pieces of research, there are a few things that the study overlooked. For

instance, it is not easy to determine what precisely the writing aims to accomplish. This is

because the issue on the interests of the vitality company wanting to establish itself in India has

been mentioned almost halfway in the entire document. One is not able to benefit from it if he

was to look at the material from a mere glance. Again, some of the issues mentioned in the

document are unnecessary for this subject matter. For instance, the author motioned things to do

with non-verbal communication, and he goes forward to mention some adaptations of various

people in society, such as kinesthetic learners. Honestly, this is unnecessary, and it makes the

whole research longer than expected.

The document is essential, as I've mentioned but could as well be improvised in the following

ways. Rather than focusing so much on the background information of India as a country, the
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writer should major in providing information on the benefits of the installation of the company.

This will reduce unnecessary arguments and be clear on the objective.

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