CANADA TO BECOME THE WORLD’SNUMBER ONE BUSINESS LOCATION
Canada will be the best country in the world in which to conduct business over the next five years, according to the latest business environment rankings from the London based Economist Intelligence Unit. Canada assumes the top position for the first time and displaces the Netherlands, which had previously headed the rankings.
(A Latest Survey from Economic Intellegence Unit)
Canada scores well across the whole range of business environment categories (10 in all). In particular, the country achieves very high scores for the quality of its infrastructure, its open regime for foreign trade and capital, and favourable market opportunities. Canada stands to benefit from improvements to its tax regime and its political environment. Despite pressure on public finances, the Canadian government will be able to implement the remaining elements of a tax-cutting package. The defeat of separatists in Quebec's provincial election in April should end speculation about a third referendum on independence and signal the start of a new era for the territory's relations with the rest of Canada.
The Netherlands, which previously occupied top spot in the rankings, remains an attractive business location, ranking second globally. However, while the Netherlands is expected to make modest progress at reducing its tax burden and reforming its labour markets, these improvements will be offset by a deterioration in the macroeconomic environment, reflecting weaker GDP growth and public finances. The UK will also remain an attractive business location, even though it is one of only five countries out of the 60 covered by the Economist Intelligence Unit's rankings that registers a decline in its overall score for the 2003-07 forecast period, compared with the previous five years. The fall in the UK's score reflects the country's increased exposure to international terrorism, weaker GDP growth and deteriorating public finances.
All regions bar North America are expected to enjoy improvements to their operating environments for business over the next five years. The fall in North America's score causes the decline in the US rank—from first in 1998-2002 to fifth for 2003-07. This is the result of the US's increased exposure to geopolitical risk, major imbalances in the economy, and weakening public finances. Western Europe will close the gap somewhat with North America, but will continue to offer a less favourable environment despite modest progress in reducing tax burdens and making labour markets more flexible. The biggest absolute improvements occur at the bottom of the league table – in Eastern Europe and the Middle East and Africa.
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GLOBAL BUSINESS
Global business consists of transactions that are devised and carried out across national borders to satisfy the objectives of individuals, companies, and organizations. These transactions take on various forms, which are often interrelated. As the definition indicates, and as for any kind of domestic business, “satisfaction” remains a key tenet of global business The wake of rising competition in both the national and international market. Global business has emerged as a result of globalization and internationalization of established domestic companies which is purported to increase the value of the company in question. Increasing pressure of globalization and the rising global competition have prompted managers and academicians to rethink the formulation of global business strategy.
International Business in India looks really lucrative and every passing day, it is coming up with only more possibilities. The growth in the international business sector in India is more than 7% annually. There is scope for more improvement if only the relations with the neighboring countries are stabilized. This is essentially the point where a global business differs from a national business development as different other factors such as product standardization and adaptation come in.
Recent years have seen explosive growth in the off shoring and outsourcing of services to locations throughout India. . Whether it be customer service, technical support, sales or back office support, organisations across all industries are actively exploring how off shoring can benefit them and their customers. 
