Expanding operations into France is recommended as it has a strong

economy with a low unemployment rate, politically stable and

geographically its ideal as its centered between 6 other countries.
Although there are risks and costs linked, its believed that the benefits
of such investment would outweigh them.
France is a country that shows an extraordinary GDP and low rates of
debts. This reflects a very stable economy. The fact that France has an
almost non-existent systemic corruption along with a high investment
return is the main reason for any foreigner to consider investing in the
country.
The country is already developed and modernized with a wellestablished transportation and telecommunication industry as well as
astounding technology, which make it one of the top countries not
demanding extra work or attention to any investments. A stable
political system is most likely to guarantee no troubles with the
workers or employees, no huge risks in any form and focused firm
working to the good of the investment. Along with a trade system that
is fairly regulated and a knowledgeable property rights to both parties
(the investor and the landlord), which minimizes the chance of any
investor running into any legal issues. Being part of the FDI in the
European Union, dealing with Euro as the countrys currency along with
a huge geographic advantage as a centralized country with a unique
location, it represents a gigantic opportunity for any investor.

France could be a profane country and freedom of faith could be a constitutional right as
it banned wearing any spiritual symbols in publicly establishments just like the Islamic
veil, and therefore the Judaic Kippah. This is reflects a huge risk when is comes to the
culture of the country as minorities are not that welcome so you cant bring your own
trained foreign employees over. You will have to train new local employees. Investing in
the main cities should be a priority and training must be provided although it may be
costly. There is also the cost occurring as English is not the official language of France
but French is. France has many socialist tendencies that may inhibit some
businesses from competing. For instance, the country has a 35-hour
work per week policy and a 62-year-old retirement age, which are
lower than many other developed countries.
France is the fifth largest in terms of economy in the world in USD
exchange rates and the seventh highest by purchasing power. It is the
third largest in Europe following the United Kingdom and Germany. It
has incredible agricultural reserves, a huge industrialized base and an
extremely skilled work force. Growth in effectiveness businesses,
Adaptation to the European markets, an arrangement to confront
inflated competition, prioritization of education and worker coaching
and analysis and development are the governments most important
aims; France is the leading country any investor seeks to invest in.
In other words, the economy is fairly strong so there should be less
risky from that perspective than any other country.