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    The impact of sociocultural factors on multinational companies in ghana
    (KNUST, 2023) QUANSAH ESTHER TWUMASIWAA
    This study addresses the concept of socio-cultural factors and the performance of multinational corporations. Multinational companies operate in different host countries around the world and have to deal with different economic, political, legal, socio-cultural and technological factors. One of the essential elements of the business environment is the socio-cultural environment. The sociocultural environment is a combination of social and cultural factors. Strong interactions exist between them, making it very difficult to assess their individual impact on the operations of multinational corporations. Socio-cultural factors are among the most important environmental factors that have a significant impact on the economic activities and performance of multinational corporations. In addition, socio-cultural factors are beyond the control of overseas subsidiary managers. The purpose of this paper is to explain the impact of certain socio-cultural factors on the performance of Ghana. Based on the results obtained, the contribution of the work is reflected in the determination of the main socio-cultural factors that multinational companies should consider to assess the actual performance of their Company

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