Choose a company from within the industry and consider its expansion into a foreign market. Your team will use economic data, drawing from sources such as FactSet and The Economist Intelligence Unit or other sources, to complete your analysis. The analysis shall consider at a minimum the Gross Domestic Product (and GDP Growth), GDP per capita, Income Inequality, Unemployment, Labour Market, Inflation Rate, Trade Balance, Major Trading Partners, Membership in Trade Blocs and/or Regional Bilateral Agreements, Major Export/Import Markets and Industries, Exchange Rates (with currency ‘majors’ and major trading partners), Government Deficits and Debt, Productivity and/or Competitiveness, as well as basic demographic information (population size, growth and age characteristics, education levels, etc.). Certain indicators can be especially important for certain countries, for example, the price of crude oil for countries that are heavily reliant on oil exports (such as members of OPEC). These country-specific indicators should also be considered. While your analyses will draw heavily on recent economic data, you will need to augment your knowledge with other relevant information regarding the country that may affect their future economic performance. Such issues could include political unrest and/or regional disputes, natural disasters and/or climate change, infrastructure development, etc.