February 2014
Intermediate to advanced
208 pages
4h 18m
English


In 1991, India opened up its markets to the world economy, bringing a billion people into the global market. They were made up of over 2,000 ethnicities, 1,576 “mother tongues,” eight major religions, and thousands of local dietary and religious practices. Multinationals entering the Indian market would have to successfully navigate this cultural jungle to survive and thrive.
The fact that McDonald’s, the world’s largest seller of beef products, has a thriving business in India, the land of ...