Toyota Corporation Toyota corporation is a virtual international automotive manufacturer headquartered in Toyota, Aichi, Japan, and second-largest automobile manufacturer behind Volkswagen. Currently, Toyota ranks among the few companies globally, with a high employability index with an estimated employee number of over three hundred and sixty thousand. As of December 2019, it was the tenth-largest company worldwide by revenue base and the largest Japanese company by market capitalization. It consistently maintains its manufacturing base at par, producing more than ten million vehicles annually. Toyota’s Corporation’s financial goals For the company to survive the stiff competition globally and expand market size for its products, the company has set up financial goals as part of making a proactive investment for sustainable growth. Toyota aims to attain a steady development in the environment and global economy by providing excellent service to all its customers, which will improve its profit margins in the sales. Besides, the aim to make steady progress through the invention of befitting vehicles to the market is the other goal for the company. For instance, a program under implementation is Toyota…

 emergence of corporations and its impact on women The emergence of corporations came with new forms of livelihood for many people who sought employment from different parts of the world. However, in the United States, these factories had a massive impact on women who were the most preferred labor in these textile mill industry. To understand why this trend was popular was, “At the time the Lowell cotton mills were started, the caste of the factory girl was the lowest among the employments of women” (Robinson). In this time, sexism and inequality correlated to make the women in these factories indirectly slaves. Although young girls and women were subjected to many hours of work, there was a demand for their skills in the growing industrialization and growth of the education sector. The men were more valued in the family and had a bigger chance of becoming successful if they attained education in some profession. According to Robinson, the women in this period managed to educate “some male members of the family” (Robinson), which was able to influence the whole community…

Multinational Corporations and National Governments             A national government regulates the laws of a given land and has very little influence on the laws operating outside the territorial borders. Multinational corporations on the other said can be said to be organizations that conduct business on several nations and thus can be said to be above national laws. Multinational corporations enjoy the advantage that the requirements of a particular country cannot limit the business conducted by multinational corporations. The operation of the federal governments is restricted by the laws made by the same government with contribution from the government’s nationals. On matters of power, government possesses power only to the extent that the Nationals are comfortable and the revenues collected are enough to support the government’s plans. Multinational organizations are not obliged to listen to the ideas of their customers but operate purely to generate profits and expand businesses. Multinationals do not suffer severely from sanctions made on them by governments since they have the freedom to conduct business on the environment that favors the company’s purpose. Multinational corporations are powerful…