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Explain how a company can fail when the safeguards that should be in place fail.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Safeguard measures are defined as those whose objective is to increase protection for the domestic industry (producers of similar goods competing for imported products) if it is to be seriously injured as a result of increased imports.

The safeguards that must be in place for protection in a company's administrative process should be the supervision of shareholders and short-term profits.

These measures are relevant for greater protection and adjustments of the domestic industry, increasing competitiveness.

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