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23 October 2025

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This purchase includes a comprehensive PowerPoint, worksheet and all linked documets/maps.

Lesson 4 – Nike: A Multinational Company (Part 1)
This engaging presentation explores how Nike operates as a global brand and why multinational companies (MNCs) often base their manufacturing in newly industrialising countries (NICs) such as Vietnam. It introduces key terms like “MNC” and “NIC,” helping learners understand globalisation through the real-world example of Nike. Students examine where Nike’s products are made, why production is outsourced, and the impact this has on people, the economy, and the environment in host countries. The lesson blends map-based enquiry with case study analysis, guiding pupils to evaluate whether MNCs like Nike bring more benefits or harm to developing nations.

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