Answer 6 different topic questions: A,B,C,D,E,F. Each topic letter question shou

Answer 6 different topic questions: A,B,C,D,E,F. Each topic letter question should be written with a minimum of about 300 words. The questions are simple questions, do not use references or quote anything. When doing this put down the letter and next to it the question you are answering, do not write this as a paper.
Topics Below:
A) Imagine that the nations of the world were to suddenly cut off all trade with one another and the people in each nation were only able to consume only products their own nation produced.
1 What products previously imported would no longer be available in your country?
2 What products would people in a country other than your own need to do without?”
B) Two students are discussing environmentalists’ claims that trade harms the environment. One student says, “Sure, there may be pollution effects, but they are a small price to pay for a higher standard of living.” The other student agrees, saying, “Yeah, those “tree-huggers” are always exaggerating those effects anyway. Who cares if a toad in the Amazon forest goes extinct?”
1 What arguments can you offer to counter these students’ opinions?
2 What specific actions could firms take to ensure that trade does not harm the environment?”
C) Considering the 4 Steps, as a business owner looking to export a US product into a foreign market, what country would you choose? Why?  Please, be creative and explain the reasons for your answers. ( attached a pdf that explains what the 4 Steps are)
EXPLAIN THE Screening Process for Potential Markets and sites
D) Using the same as in Topic (C). EXPLAIN how you would Developing an export strategy.
Considering the 4 Steps, as a business owner looking to export a US product into a foreign market, what product would you choose? Why?  Please, be creative and explain the reasons for your answers.
E) Critics fo the tobacco industry allege that in developing markets, cigarettes manufacturers create special tobacco that contain additives to ensure an extra “kick”. If true, such practices put the “standardization-versus-adaptation” issue in an unusual perspective.
1 If tobacco companies adapt their products in this way, do you think this practice is ethical?
2 Can you think of companies in other industries that change the content of their products to appeal to buyers?
Research and explain.
F) You are a special assistant to the governor of the southeastern US state in which unemployment (especially in rule areas) is well above the national average. After nearly 3 years in office and elected on a pledge to create jobs, the governor is concerned. Because he respects your moral stance on big issues, the governor is seeking your insight. An Asian automobile maker has just told the governor that your state is on its short list of potential sites for a new manufacturing facility. The facility is expected to employ about 1500 people, with plenty of spill over affects for the wider economy. The governor informs you that the Asian auto maker expects significant incentives and concessions. The governor would like to offer some $300 million in tax breaks and subsides in an effort to bring the new plant to the state.
1. What plan of action do you advise the governor to take?
2. Would the outlay be an appropriate use of taxpayer money? Explain.
3. Would you feel comfortable defending your advice if it were to become public? Explain.