Can Cadre Control deal with unethical conduct?
A partnership with a partly government-owned company founders as new regulatory requirements are imposed, a tax investigation is undertaken, and the partner company seeks changes in terms on ongoing supply arrangements. A marginally profitable situation with seemingly boundless future potential slips into loss, and key executive support for the venture begins to erode. Possible solution: Negotiations for another possible venture within the country are put on hold, and friendly governments are asked to inquire about the problems with opposite numbers in the host government. Supply arrangements are changed in a way that addresses concerns while having a neutral effect on profitability, and tax and regulatory problems are resolved at relatively minor expense.
